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Such pretty blues!
ReplyDeleteThank you, CameraGirl! I can't believe how long the flowers have lasted!
DeleteNice and blue
ReplyDeleteGreat shots from you
As springs in view
So I don't feel blue
Thank you, Pat, for crossing my welcome mat. Spring can't come too soon; next thing we know, it'll be June!
DeleteOh I love the texture and the pale colors :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cat. I love these flowers, especially the color.
DeleteWhat a beautiful blue... I love your macro photography and your flowers.
ReplyDeleteThank you, KB. Flowers and my macro do just go together so well!
Deletenice ways of catchuring this flower. A flower my mind never learns to remember. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Monica! It's a hydrangea, more common in the northwest, but we're going to see if this baby will last if I plant it in a shady spot once it's done blooming.
DeleteOh Deb, these were so satisfying. I love getting right into the heart of a flower, and you and your camera do a great job. The shadowy pics are especially wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sue. I can't believe how long these flowers have lasted. I've been in blue heaven!
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