Hi Mitchy, thanks for dropping by my site, i hope you come again, and thanks for the appreciation. I also browsed on your previous posts and i love your shots as well. Those clematis shots are wonderful. May i know what is your camera lens for the clematis?
Thanks Judy :-)) I really liked the play of shadow and light on this flower. It's position makes me think it prefers not to be in constant direct sunlight.
That's some perfect clematis you've got there. I wish there had been a bit of light on the center frilly part as well as the petals, as the eye is drawn to the lighter areas. But it's so beautifully sharp.
Ahhhhhhhhh one flower I've not managed to grow in my garden, I've planted a couple but the frost always sems to get them before they are established. Lovely photo, beautiful colours, makes me remember why I wanted one so much.
Two very different shots. I think I go for the wild dramatic one - an absolute wow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jesh :-))
DeleteI love the second photo! It's fascinating to look at flowers close up.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gunilla :-))
DeleteBeautiful photos of exquisite flowers and soft colors! Greetings.
ReplyDeleteThanks Leovi :-))
DeleteHi Mitchy, thanks for dropping by my site, i hope you come again, and thanks for the appreciation. I also browsed on your previous posts and i love your shots as well. Those clematis shots are wonderful. May i know what is your camera lens for the clematis?
ReplyDeleteThanks Andrea :-)) The camera I use is an Olympus SP800UZ.
DeleteI love the contrast between the sun and shadow in the first image!!! But the macro of the centre of the flower is wonderful, too!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Judy :-)) I really liked the play of shadow and light on this flower. It's position makes me think it prefers not to be in constant direct sunlight.
DeleteI love clematis...the second one is just amazing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Susie :-))
DeleteLove that flower, love the fabulous detail..
ReplyDeleteThanks Belita :-))
DeleteThat's some perfect clematis you've got there. I wish there had been a bit of light on the center frilly part as well as the petals, as the eye is drawn to the lighter areas. But it's so beautifully sharp.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara :-)) Unfortunately none of the half dozen or so blooms had the sunlight falling on the central part of the flower.
DeleteWow, stunning photos of your beautiful clematis. Just imagine a cascade of these grand flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks Charlotta :-))
Deleteo, this is gorgeous. Love the center part in it. So nice. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks NF :-))
DeleteA beautiful flower and I love having the two views of it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sallie :-))
DeleteHeisann! Fantastic shots, colorful and impressing!
ReplyDeleteThank you :-))
DeleteAnother lovely flower shots!
ReplyDeleteI am home with (horrible) suntan. :)
Thanks Sophie :-))
DeleteWelcome back. Get some soothing Aloe on that suntan!!
Ahhhhhhhhh one flower I've not managed to grow in my garden, I've planted a couple but the frost always sems to get them before they are established. Lovely photo, beautiful colours, makes me remember why I wanted one so much.
ReplyDeleteDefinately the most beautiful of all the Clematis varieties. I've only seem it in this one place.
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