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Beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteAren't they just beautiful? Is that one yellow or is it just the lighting?
ReplyDeleteStunning.
ReplyDeleteThe flower opens and then there is light! I favor the fushsia best, but imagine fushsia and the apricot together! Very nice! I hope your holidays are joyful and as bright and cheery as these lovely blossoms!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are the perfect medicine for cold, dark days! The colors are so exquisite, the flowers so beautifully framed against the blue beyond.
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Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
ReplyDeleteFlowers in winter are such a blessing. As with many of your posts, each photo is my favourite until I see the next one. I love how the light shines through the petals, especially on the second photo. Enjoy your merry Christmas cacti!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I especially love their colors against the blue sky. Your timing and composition couldn't be better... Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI was shopping for a new lens... and that's when I learned the truth that the camera body that I bought last year is actually the inexpensive part of this hobby! I finally bought one but not until I'd spent a few weeks getting over sticker shock. No macro lens yet - they're really expensive!
OK, the flowers are cool too!
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