Your macros are stunning! I always feel a bit saddened at this time in autumn.. many of our flowers look the best even with the temperatures taking a dip..I suppose it's the lack of extreme heat..but the sadness comes in having to remove them in preparation for Autumn cleaning up and emptying pots.sigh My *promised tour is posted!
I love the way you have captured the texture of the petals in that first shot!!! And the shadows in the second one! There are a lot of people now showing a side of flowers other than their faces, and that makes it all so interesting!!
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It is the end of sunner here but today the sun is givibg its last hurrain Chicago The Monacharchs better be on their way
ReplyDeleteMagnificent.
ReplyDeleteI love the shadow on the first photo and they are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy. Vibrant and gorgeous!
ReplyDeletethe shadow on the first gave more beauty and a romantic view...congrats
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They are gorgeous! Wonderful photos. Thanks for sharing with Today's Flowers.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, good shot, I can almost feel the velvety thickness of the petals! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! Do you know, I felt like a tiny insect who could just crawl inside those beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. You really zoomed in!
And gorgeous profiles they are! I like the light.
ReplyDeletenow talk about a feng shui greeting wow sandy
ReplyDeletei can't find words to describe it...i simply feast my eyes with its essence!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers and photos.
ReplyDeleteI like the wonderful colors on the first macro but both are beautiful.
Wow Sandy!
ReplyDeleteThese are two bursts of very vivid color - eye popping and breathtaking.
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Sandy, these are absolutely gorgeous shots! So vibrant in colors, dramatic and elegant!
ReplyDeleteO love begonias and the color of those are just intensely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful way to greet visitors to your home!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos and flowers are really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI have some sweet little begonias and impatiens in my window box, they have really done well too .. their blooms are half the size of yours'
ReplyDeleteI love begonias but I can not grow them!
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are beautiful, the first has a wonderful color
but the second photo is a shot special!
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I love the richness of the color on both of these. Beautiful flower, great shots of them.
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese begonias are absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeletethey are as beautiful as they day we got them my dear friend!
ReplyDeleteYour macros are stunning! I always
ReplyDeletefeel a bit saddened at this time in autumn.. many of our flowers look the best even with the temperatures taking a dip..I suppose it's the lack of extreme heat..but the sadness comes in having to remove them in preparation for Autumn cleaning up and emptying pots.sigh
My *promised tour is posted!
I totally love the color in the first one! Nice to still see flowers. :) Too soon it will be snow.
ReplyDeletewow what passionate vibrant colors-great photos
ReplyDeleteAnd aren't we lucky that Al Gore invented global warming just in time? Otherwise those dips in temperature would be hard freezes in September!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. My garden is submitting to autumn fast.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteNice macro shots. Esp like the orange one. :)
ReplyDeleteSandi: Beautiful profilin, great colors.
ReplyDeletelove their vibrant colors.
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Oh my... you have competition from your own front steps. Lovely!
ReplyDeletethese colors are so warm, love this.
ReplyDeleteAah, so this where you get all those blazing orange and merry yellow, lovely colors and flowers.
ReplyDeletethe first photo of really beautiful because of the pollen seen from the center.
ReplyDeleteThe macro shots are justifiable and the resolutions are just brilliant! Begonias are dainty succulents with endearing beauty.
ReplyDeleteBegonias are one of my favorite plants. You have made this first blossom look so thick I just want to take a bite out of it. Yummmm
ReplyDeleteI love the way you have captured the texture of the petals in that first shot!!! And the shadows in the second one! There are a lot of people now showing a side of flowers other than their faces, and that makes it all so interesting!!
ReplyDeleteSuch rich and inviting colors .. just beautiful.
ReplyDeletePure butter. Melts me.
ReplyDeleteWow! Such awesome photos...bold and vibrant colors!
ReplyDeleteLove the perspective on these lovely blossoms and the Fall photos of Your World are wonderful too!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
Oh how pretty! Like the angle too.
ReplyDeleteSuper Blooms!
ReplyDeleteAmong your many talents is "macros" and a great eye I'll add.
ReplyDeletelovely photos; i like how you caught them both at the same angle.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.