Snap That Dragon!! by beachzz
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My son called these dragons when he was little; he loved squeezing them together and making them "talk". So I always plant them and he still calls them dragons~~~ I don't think he makes em talk anymore, though!
Comments (18)
AH! Beautyful absolutly. Lovely color. And the teksture is great.
Like the old granny that snaps. My grandmother had lots of snapdragons but she never snapped at us. She would gesture with her paring knife. There was a near wildness to it.
Some of the varieties have a very lovely scent to them.
I remember doing that with snapdragons too. These dragons look like they need a shave, look at that fur! Awesome closer-than-closeup, and as always, intense and beautiful color.
I love to watch bees go right inside these, as a child it fascinated me, and I got stung on more than one occasion :)...Super capture!
its what ive always called them
Wild colours!
I have a friend from Holland who said they called them lions. By any name, they're wonderful flowers!
Beautiful capture and a nice little story to with them. very nice
Wonderfull macro!
I still make mine talk! :-) Fun shot.
Like Ronnie I was fascinated by the bees and these plants when i was young .I`m suprised I can still remember it was that long ago lol :o) Mick
cool looking
Snap to it, soldier! Terrific clarity and vivid colors to be sure, especially those reds! I like the fuzzy-wuzzy magenta flowers a lot.
Beautiful...I have always loved Snapdragons
These are gorgeous...I never made them snap, though I often snapped hasta blossoms before they opened...occasionally they squeaked. Anyway...enough ruminating about plant cruelty... ...This is a gorgeous photograph, filled with vibrant intensity and life. I love the closeness you managed to catch and convey so clearly.
this is cool wonderful colors warm hug, Linda
Awesome Shot!!