Wet Gazania Study 1 by helanker
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Had just watered my flowerpots and saw these delightful droplets on my Gazanias.
Took severel good shots, I will share as a series. Hope you wont get tired of them. I didnt. ;-)
ZOOM is well worth the clicks I promise.
Have a lovely sunday.
We have cloudy, humid weather today and only 19C, but it will become 22 degrees C later in the day. Almost no wind. MY fav weather :)
Comments (11)
Absolutely FAB full size! We still have unbearable heat, it was over 30C in my garden yesterday with no sign of let-up so far.
I always like the wet look on a flower... Nicely Done! Aloha
Super camera work love it my friend!!
This is beautiful!
Wonderful capture,excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Loverly color, lighting, and lots of waterdrops in this super shot of your gazania flower, a species I never heard of. 38.33 Celsius in my patio today for most of the day. 39.4 yesterday, so it's cooling off bit by bit. It was a record breaking 46.1 C just two days ago. We have no wind or air circulation. Andrea would never be able to take it.
beautiful flower and water drops. the heat is now migrating east to the west coast....
Another knockout flower shot: Great closeup. I love the textures of the droplets and the tiny ones near the stamen section. Full size is a must, yes! And your crop takes us right into the center: Great deep oranges, great sunburst in the middle (with dark corona), terrific detail. You're doing flowers proud these days, Helle---incl your recent painting. Love this shot.
(And btw: "Gazania" sounds like a name someone made up to 'sound' like a flower. (("What are these?" "Ohhhh---I dunno: How 'bout Gazanias?" "Yeah right, dude...")) It was named after---this is real, now---Theodor of Gaza, who lived in the 1400s. I didn't know that: I looked it up. If I actually knew that, I mean, if I actually learned and logged that fact, I'd be in worse trouble, mentally, than I already am...)
This is just gorgeous! Full-size is definitely a must. Absolutely wonderful shot, Helle!
Gorgeous! I love these. They're cheerful in a sort of understated way. Just the right amount of pizzaz! All three are wonderful shots. Love 'em!
Excellent capture Helle.