rose tree snow-white by aksirp
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this one goes over the lake of Constance to: flora-crassella:-)
taken two days ago in my garden, a rose tree called
"Snow-white"
Comments (22)
Superbe capture ou l'on devine un insecte caché dans les pétales de cette merveilleuse fleure... Bref c'est géniale et j'adore !!!
Une merveille de pureté et de beauté... mais elle recèle un danger, une guèpe probablement, dont le dard viendrait s'ajouter à la piqûre des épines de rose! Une superbe photo, Priska!
And a peek-a boo bee :) Nice shot and dedication for Ursula.
Actually on zoom it looks more like a wasp!
yes, was a wasp.. ;-) thank you Ronnie!
I love the soft colors ! Excellent work !
Pure and beautiful Priska and a perfect dedication.
Extremely beautiful!
Beautiful capture!!
Stunning and beautiful capture
What a stunningly lovely photo; the high-key feel is perfect!
Very beautiful!
What is hiding in the background Priska. Amazing capture. God bless.
Stunning capture, it's a beauty !!! * fav *
absolut wonderful !!!
wirklich Toll!!! :-)))
Beautiful!!
What a beauty. Excellent. Mick
Stunning! The white flower, the peekaboo wasp, and that pale blue background makes for a gorgeous image!
Amazing frame, gentle rose and bee under a leaf! It's so cute !!!
Top notch photo ! Awesome - very cool capture
Super macro Priska, the wasp/bee also seems to be (LOL) enjoying your stunning white Roses ! Well done & ~Cheers~ BTW, one more day and Brigitte is back in Oz (27th)...YAY !
Very Nice! Aloha
A beautiful photo and an excellent zoom to see all of the center details. I see that you have a little friend on the back - maybe a Yellow Jacket wasp!