Tag Archives: closeup images of flowers

Macro Monday, 2/23/2020

For Sunshine’s Macro Monday prompt.

Up Close and Personal: Hibiscus, FOTD Nov 25, 2018

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I’ve been zeroing in on this hibiscus since I got home 5 days ago.  This one is about as personal as I’m going to get! You can click on it to zero in a bit more.

For Cee’s FOTD

Heliconia: Flower of the day, Mar 7, 2018

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Sunflower: Flower of the Day, Feb 21, 2018

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What complexities of flower or heart
can be detected once we start
to look more closely at its center
and when we find it open, enter.

For Cee’s Flower Prompt.

Heart of an Orchid: Flower of the Day, Dec 10, 2017

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To me, this looks like a woman in robes with her arms up, standing on the back of a flying dove. Her face gleams white under her cowl and her yellow heart is exposed

 

 

 

 

See Cee’s audacious blue orchid HERE.

Gerber Daisy: Flower of the Day, Aug 4, 2017

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See Cee’s gorgeous clematis here: https://ceenphotography.com/2017/08/03/short-break-and-flower-of-the-day-august-4-2017-clematis/

Pistil Packin’ Mama––Hibiscus: Flower of the Day, June 23, 2017

The stamens and pistils of the hibiscus are a little flower all their own..or a surreal little tree growing up out of the middle. I had some fun fiddling with the brightness and color balance. Which do you prefer?

For Cee’s Flower Prompt.

WP Weekly Photo Challenge: Tiny

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Squint your eyes and look in the sky above the left palm tree in the photo above.  See the tiny branch sticking up from the top with a tinier knob on the end?  That’s a bird.  You can see it zoomed up to in the first photo of the mosaic of shots below, all of which depict the word “tiny” to various degrees.  If you click on the first one, you, too, can zoom in on them.

https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/tiny-2016/

Flower of the Day 2016, Apr. 9

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Yesterday’s flower, tomorrow’s flowers. Now I wish I had blown on its head to scatter it far and yon.

There really is a flower named “Yesterday, today and tomorrow.”  It lives for three days and changes the color of its flower each day, thus the name.  This is not, however, the flower of that plant.

https://ceenphotography.com/2016/04/08/flower-of-the-day-april-9-2016-time-for-the-tulips-to-leave/

Thunbergia: Private Property–Flower of the Day Jan. 1, 2016

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Since my flower bank was completely empty, I went out and took dozens of shots of different flowers today, but at I was going through them––cropping, sharpening, nudging this way and that––this is the one that most captured my interest.  So, here it is––a photo so evocatively personal that I feel as though I’m invading the plant’s privacy in sharing it. This is a purple/blue Thunbergia Grandiflora undressed.  Its petals have fallen to ground leaving other beauties exposed.  Soon there will be a new bud for a new year that I wish you happiness in!!

http://ceenphotography.com/2015/12/31/flower-of-the-day-january-1-2016-amaryllis-bud-day-6/