Palm tree flowers by Richardphotos
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took outside of one of my favorite semi fast food Mexican restaurants Taco Cabana
better with zoom
Comments (33)
An impressive palm tree, great natural colours and lighting for this capture.
Super shot Richard. We have thousends of these growing all round the English Riviera where I live :)
Very beautiful !!!!!!!
Beautiful shot!
I think this is the first time for me to see one flowering, it is beautiful, outstanding capture!
Klasse shot,super!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Superb flowers of palm tree, excellent capture, Richard!
Beautiful palm tree, Richard!
Nice capture!
this is my first time as well seeing the blossoms
Nice photo Richard..
I like is cool warm hugs
Amazing flowers ans fantastic shot
cool
Beautiful palm tree, great capture!
Nice work on another lovely capture, Richard.
Reminds me of Fuengirola Richard, Nice shot!!
great shot
SWEEEET
Look fantastic to me first time i saw those tree great ((5++))
Richard: Very interesting looking palm flowers"... certainly not the typical ones I'm used to seeing at all! I like the perspective from which you've captured these! What a fantastic view and the lighting and clarity are superb as well!
I've never seen a flowering palm. Very interesting image.
Great shot!
wonderful flowers. I've never seen palmtree's flowers ! Thanks for sharing !
Excellent shot Richard.
What a super shot of this beautiful palm tree, Richard*********
Exellent shot.
Interesting! I've never seen them bloom before. Thanks for sharing this shot.
that looks fantastic! a marvelous capture! ;o)
Very beautiful and lacy flowers. A delightful shot, Richard!