These flowers trail along the road between my parents' home in North Carolina and the beach. On the way to the beach one morning, they were dew drizzled buds; on the way back, they were hungrily feasting on the sun.
Today's Flowers
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Wildflowers are the best! (I say that even thought I do garden with cultivated ones.) These are so lovely and I love that you have photographed them under two different circumstances.
ReplyDeleteI really dig the way you described the flowers -- drizzled in dew and feasting on the sun. Makes me think back to what the Good Book says about providing all and sundry what we need, even the wild flowers growing on the dirt road.
ReplyDeleteInteresting shots and interpretation.
ReplyDeleteLoved North Carolina when I visited - lucky you
JJ
Beautiful shots! I love wildflowers too and I love your words.
ReplyDelete"they were hungrily feasting on the sun." GORGEOUS!
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shakira
Nice time lapse, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always, Sandy, and as always, you have the perfect words to match! Have a lovely day!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Wonderful photographs... I love the water on the top one...
ReplyDeletefresh shots, Sandy
ReplyDeletecongrats
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The white wildflowers are pretty and lovely.
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers Sandy. I particularly like the way the one looks with water droplets but also nice to see the center in the second one.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's some great patience you have... great capture..
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Beautiful and delicate.
ReplyDeletearen't we all like these buds, thristing for love and acceptance? like your post and thoughts
ReplyDeleteThe dew drops make for an great photo. Have a great day!
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Are those wild roses, sandy? I think I have the pinks, they are a joy to look at!
ReplyDeleteLove the two photos, one early and one later, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSandy: I do love to see wild flower.
ReplyDeletePretty flower. We usually not cutting the wild flowers hehehe. Happy TF!
ReplyDeleteThe first one with the drops are gorgeous.
ReplyDeletealoha sandy,
ReplyDeletei love these wildflowers, they are amazing finding them growing everywhere and taking a moment to discover them is fantastic.
Beautiful photos!!!The fact that your spotted them on the way is wonderful and amazing! I know they are so tiny.
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
Is it to early f0r butterflies
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wildflowers, Sandy!
ReplyDeleteGlorious!
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki
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Sandy, what Beauty.
ReplyDeleteA series really very nice: the first in particular is magnificent!
ReplyDelete:-)
Thanks for sharing!
Great shots of a delicate flower and your text is very nice too.
ReplyDeleteBoth a different kind of beauty but I love the ones with dew on them best.
ReplyDeleteYet another way flowers are not like dogs. Dogs understand the command "Stay!"
ReplyDeleteI just a matter of time, the difference is magical..
ReplyDeleteHope you can still visit my African Violet entry, even I am a little late, thanks in advance.
Sandy, these flowers are so beautiful: they seem made with snow!
ReplyDeleteSandy lovely flowers today!Like your flowers we all just love to turn our face to the sun!Have a wonderful sunny day!
ReplyDeleteThe wonders there are around us as long as we keep our eyes and minds open to beauty. Beautiful dew shot.
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ReplyDeletenature is full of magic. thank you for let us see this through your wonderful captures.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I like the first one..it always fascinates me to see dew drops on the flower.
ReplyDeleteWild flowers are just the best. Great photos of this one Sandy.
ReplyDeleteYou've caught them at the perfect time. Stunning! Thanks Sandy, for making me smile. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteI like them both! I love the dewey drizzle but I also like the flower all the way open!
ReplyDeleteI love roadside flowers. Maybe its their determined existence in such an inhospitable place that makes them irresistible to me. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely with those droplets.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.