I love how Gazanias have crazy color combinations juxtaposed closely to each other. I didn't pay much attention to them until I took close up photos and realized they had lots of interesting color patterns.
There sure are a lot of bloggers from Austin but you're the first I know of from San Antone. Thanks for stopping by.
I like how photography can do that to someone. Things you don't normally notice become so clear in photo. I love your photographs and thank you for the comment on my blog.
There are a lot of Austin blogs I read most of them. I have yet to see a San Antonio blog also.
Vanilla Lotus, The eye is a remarkable instrument but so is a good camera especially when it has a macro function. I see things that I would have previously missed which makes me appreciate the structure and color of plants and flowers even more.
We thought San Antonio would be a neat place to retire (or somewhere in NM to escape the impossibly high property taxes in NJ) in a few years so I'll check your blog often to see what you can grow there. Thanks for your comments.
---------------------------------- Hi Ruth, I'm sure you've seen Gazanias before. It's just the lighting and isolating the flower that causes you not to recognize it. It's a fun flower to photograph. Thanks for stopping by.
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Hi Deemom, I never thought of Halloween. The lighting of the flower is a bit spooky.
I checked out your mystery plant and I think it is a Camellia. I left a comment on your blog about the ID. Thanks for the comment.
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That is one stunning flower.
I love how Gazanias have crazy color combinations juxtaposed closely to each other. I didn't pay much attention to them until I took close up photos and realized they had lots of interesting color patterns.
There sure are a lot of bloggers from Austin but you're the first I know of from San Antone. Thanks for stopping by.
I like how photography can do that to someone. Things you don't normally notice become so clear in photo. I love your photographs and thank you for the comment on my blog.
There are a lot of Austin blogs I read most of them. I have yet to see a San Antonio blog also.
I don't think I've seen this flower before Ki, just beautiful.
Looks Halloween READY~~~~Great photo
KI, on my blog I need help in identifying some things, hope you have a chance to take a look and HELP me out
Vanilla Lotus, The eye is a remarkable instrument but so is a good camera especially when it has a macro function. I see things that I would have previously missed which makes me appreciate the structure and color of plants and flowers even more.
We thought San Antonio would be a neat place to retire (or somewhere in NM to escape the impossibly high property taxes in NJ) in a few years so I'll check your blog often to see what you can grow there. Thanks for your comments.
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Hi Ruth,
I'm sure you've seen Gazanias before. It's just the lighting and isolating the flower that causes you not to recognize it. It's a fun flower to photograph. Thanks for stopping by.
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Hi Deemom,
I never thought of Halloween. The lighting of the flower is a bit spooky.
I checked out your mystery plant and I think it is a Camellia. I left a comment on your blog about the ID. Thanks for the comment.
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