I have been taking photos of flowers like a mad woman lately. Great shot, here! I love spotting them in bunches, but the ones that stand solo are just as special!
Thanks Eileen! For our anniversary we went to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and so I got some really great shots of both single flowers (like this one) as well as groups of flowers (which will be shown in future Wordless Wednesdays). And I bet you’ve just been going nuts with the flowers finally starting to come up in Chicago! The ones that you have posted already have been so pretty!
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Lovely!
Thanks Cynthia!
I have been taking photos of flowers like a mad woman lately. Great shot, here! I love spotting them in bunches, but the ones that stand solo are just as special!
Thanks Eileen! For our anniversary we went to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and so I got some really great shots of both single flowers (like this one) as well as groups of flowers (which will be shown in future Wordless Wednesdays). And I bet you’ve just been going nuts with the flowers finally starting to come up in Chicago! The ones that you have posted already have been so pretty!
more attractive and nice flower.
Thank you!
lovely! so pretty against all the green!
Thanks Ingrid!
The flower is so beautiful amidst the prickly cactus!
Thanks! I love the contrast!
nice shot! and the tiny person walking in the background?
Thank you! Honestly…I have no idea. Another visitor to the Wildflower Center we were at. 🙂
in the picture it looked like a tiny person just walked next to a huge flower… 🙂
Haha! 🙂
Excellent.
Thank you! 🙂
I love the prickly pear blossoms! Very beautiful!
Thanks Danielle!
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After reading your post title, I can’t help but bust out into song: “Hi-ho-the-dario, the farmer and the dell!” Lovely pic!
Haha! That’s exactly where I was going with that!! 🙂
Kenley
Is that a flower produced by the cactus? If it is … I’m wordless. ~~~ : – O
It is indeed! I thought it so beautiful and I love the contrast of something so soft and delicate coming from such a prickly plant!