potatoflower by alida
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Have you ever seen or noticed it?A modest potato flower
Comments (17)
Jayfar uploaded the same flower. Super sharp capture. God bless.
As I recall, his flower seemed different, perhaps at a slightly different stage of development. But it is nice, seeing two potato flowers in as many days, particularly when they are no longer common for me to see. Excellent shot Alida!
Snap! I uploaded a pic a few days ago. I like yours more!
WOW ... Very beautiful flower
These are very interesting i like these flowers.
BELLISSIMA
This is a fine shot and a healthy looking plant.Mine are suffering and look like something has been chewing on them.
Very beautiful flower. Superb shot!
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Interesting flower ... great pic of them ((5++))
beautiful flower, nice picture.
Sai che non avevo mai visto un fiore di patata? Splendido scatto! :)
A beautiful bloom and a very different stigma. A lovely zoom too!
They are very pretty! Lovely capture!
Superb light, details and clarity in this capture.´¨) ¸.-´¸.-´¨) ¸.-¨) (¸.-´ (¸.-
.-´¯-.what an unusual and beautiful flower. your capture is superb
Like Richardphotos says, this capture is superb. Again, the flower and plant are so full, and they come into the image on an angle. Yet they sit right at the center of the image, anchoring the image beautifully. And you got the flower, itself, at an angle, like it's looking 'down' on something...a very nice choice. When you use frontal compositions like this---ie, with the flower and plant right at the front of the shot---you break the frontal sense by including so many angles, with so much complexity. You really have an eye for the "architecture" of these plants! It's a wonderfully complex image, and beautiful too. Like Sandra says, "bellissima"!