Big, Bold And Beautiful by beachzz
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A tiny little hyacinth in my garden. That's a green gazing ball behind it. I LOVE this new button I found--I'll probably never find it again; my camera is a bit quirky that way; teases me with these wonderful things, then hides em away. And the manual is no help at all, I think the camera itself may be a bit psycho!!
Comments (18)
So beautiful; looks good enough to eat!
The shot looks fabulous Marilyn, you did great
I can't BELIEVE you didn't know about that button! So glad you found it. Another startlingly close macro!
great color and close up!!
A great blue and green pic! I love it!
Hmmmmm. Very nice. I love all the things in your yard...now we get to add a green gazing ball too:) Keep up the good work!
An excellent title it says everything that needs saying! wonderful
Fantastic!
The gazing ball makes a great background. Love the colors!
Wonderful POV employed in this super macro shot of the hyacinth, replete with a beautiful bundle of purple-blue pods enveloping its stem, Maz! I don't know, everytime I see pods of any sort it reminds me of the movie(s) Invasion of the Body Snatchers.
Wonderful capture. Don't forget to show us in bloom. Looks like they will be an outstanding color. Dana P
My camera is like that...things I stumble on then can't find it again. The manual seems to be written for simpltons or brainiacs but not for the average user like me. :-) Great shot.
Wow! That grape hyacinth is amazing against the green ball. I know for a fact that your camera is psycho! LOL! :D
LOL Harry: Invasion of the Body Snatchers! (I think you'd have to be pret-ty small to fit in one of those...) And tara knows for a fact that your camera's psycho? My curiosity's peaked! Here's the solution: You should post a photo of the camera: That way if you 'lose' the button, we can help you find it. (Ok this is gonna sound stupid, and maybe I'm just an ignorant 2D bumpkin, but how do you lose a button? Doesn't it, like, stay on the camera??? Does it retire to a separate room, go bar-hopping, hang out with other buttons? like, wide-lens buttons? Someone help me...) ('yeah officer? I lost a button...no, a button...that's right...') Well it's a great shot, bursting into the frame, I love how it cascades into focus; and that gazing ball is perfect behind it—I'd have never guessed: I thought it was an out of focus bush or something. (And I had to look up "gazing ball" [there are puns in there, oh boy] because I didn't know what it was. So that's what those things are in your garden.) I luv this shot, a real joy.
awesome capture warm hug, Linda
Beautiful capture, like the colors ! :)
Great capture Marilyn!
Lovely grape hyacinth shot, was that the macro button you found lol, try to do it again, it's a grand shot this sweetie!