Many thanks first of all to Belita for hosting this week at rather short notice!! A really good theme she has chosen, there is a LOT of scope for interpretation here.
I'm going to be away for the next week. I'm visiting my folks for a couple of days, then moving on to visit Baz for a few days. We're hoping the weather will be good enough to get some good photography done, so I may not be around to comment on your entries til I'm back. I couldn't resist putting up an entry before I go, though.
My three photos would all class as 'many', I think. All were taken a couple of weeks ago at the National Botanical Gardens of Wales.
1) Many happy yellow flowers!!
2) Many elements of the 'Great Glasshouse'
3) Many filaments of this alien-looking plant.
Wonderful captures as always mate, beautiful flowers amazing architecture and your hallmark macro awesome work. Looking forward to catching up next week;)
ReplyDeleteThanks Baz :-))
DeleteI have those flowers in my garden in the first picture, but naturally not so many and in such an abundance. Great capture. The roof is an interesting structure, another rewarding photo. The third is Mitch pure, super detail (hope you could get up again after taking the photo - LOL)
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat :-)) Getting up from taking macro shots seems to get harder the older I get. My knees aren't as good as they used to be!!! LOL.
DeleteYour request, Mitch, was welcomed, though I've not had enough time to think of a theme.
ReplyDeleteLove those pretty smiling 'faces'. They are many but I can see few different ones (weeds, I think). Beautiful ceiling architecture. I like the simplicity and the multiplicity of its structural material. Great capture of the enumerable filaments. The ceiling is my favourite. However, it was not easy to select one out of the three awesome shots.
Thanks Belita :-)) There is some clover mixed in with those flowers, I think.
DeleteAmazing shot of the burst of colour.
ReplyDeletewow that is impressive.
"We are the Triffids and you are in our power."
Thanks Anders :-)) Although if I remember correctly, Triffids couldn't actually talk. LOL!!!
DeleteI love your flowers and the way you have caught a bit of clover in them. What a fabulous Glass House, that is something I would like to photograph. You've got some great angles there. The macro shot is just amazing, it does indeed look alien. Wonderful shots and have a great time on holiday.
ReplyDeleteThanks Benni :-))
DeleteMitch you are so consistent each week. All these shots are just fabulous.
ReplyDeleteYour flower shots just amaze me.
Thanks Sue :-))
Deletehi mitch a week has passed and here we are again with our pics. three fab pics and the one I love is the last one. bye bye
ReplyDeleteThanks Nico :-))
DeleteGreat flowers shots as usual.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sophie :-))
DeleteWonderful captures for the theme. I love the macro shot of what you call the alien flower. Nice perspective of the great glass house. There are happy flowers in the first image.
ReplyDeleteThanks Robert :-))
DeleteThose flowers DO look happy, Mitch! It makes you feel cheerful just looking at them, too!
ReplyDeleteLove the design of the glass house and the blue sky, clouds and rays of sunlight peeking through.
What a beautiful macro of the plant. It looks very exotic. Do you know what it is?
Thanks Debby :-)) I always think that fields of certain types of flowers look like happy, smiling faces. I don't know the name of the plant in the last shot. Although I'm getting better at identifying and naming the flowers and plants I shoot, there's still a lot I haven't yet identified.
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