Sigh…culling through my archives, in preparation for my March/April 2012 exhibit, is making me want to photograph blooms and bugs right now.
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Eye candy, batch #4
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- Date : December 14, 2011
- Tags: amphibian, bloom, bumblebee, Buttonbush, Chrysanthemum, clematis, daffodil, Dogbane Beetle, Fiery Skipper Butterfly, flower, frog, garden photography, grape hyacinth, Green Spring Gardens, Heavenly Blue morning glory, Hyacinth Bean Vine, insect, Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens, lotus blossom, Love-in-a-puff, Lycoris, macro photography, muscari, Nikkor 105m micro, Nikon D300, phlox, plant, Skipper butterfly, tulip, vine, Waterlily, white coneflower
- Categories : Flowers, gardening, Insects, nature, Photography, Wildflowers
Wow. These are more like eye jewelry than candy–the precision maybe has some metaphoric parallel with what a diamond cutter does. I want my life to look like these photographs! (Unfortunately, it’s more like your cookie experiment from a few days ago.) 🙂
Gorgeous !!!! Even if I do not like bugs!!!!!!!!
Hi Cindy, May I ask what camera gear you use here? thank you
Scrumptious!! Lorez is my fave… what a perfectly lovely shape, in the best color out there!!
Winter has not covered the ugly blah colored grass or all the browns yet. This post is a sight for sore eyes. So colorful…thank you!
Gorgeous Cindy!!