Dandiburst by babuci

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Sep 16, 2007

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Description

Hello fine souls of RR. Time for a new series, this time is about a common weed called Dandelion. We either like this small headed yellow flower or just simple ingnore it in a grass. I had to give it a chance to prove itself, it is more than a flower with interesting transformation in its short life circle. Hope you will like what I show. seeya

Comments (19)

Valerie-Ducom

5:46PM | Sun, 16 September 2007

Oh yes, so beautiful flower and excellent lighting and color ! Fantastic ! Good day :)

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rainbows

5:57PM | Sun, 16 September 2007

Wonderful colour in this gorgeous capture, dear Tunde. I see a little visitor in the petals.. I would love to know who decides what is a wild flower and what is a weed :-) I really love the richer colour in its center.. A splendid title too. I will be so interested to see this series on the life cycle of the gougeous dandy :-) I have too many in my gardens :-(( Hugs. DiDi. xx

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Dianthus

6:18PM | Sun, 16 September 2007

Gorgeous matie. We had three storms over night but motocross still went on. Thanks for the prayer:)

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auntietk

6:44PM | Sun, 16 September 2007

Welllll . . . this is a great photograph! I'm not wild about dandilions, but I'll give this a shot! :)

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YARDOBE

7:05PM | Sun, 16 September 2007

Makes a decent wine as well...I've tried it!

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goodoleboy

8:00PM | Sun, 16 September 2007

The weed of crime bears bitter fruit...the Shadow knows...heh heh heh. Curious, we have dandelions here, but they look nothing like yours. Probably a different variety, just like with dahlias, roses and sunflowers. Even though this weed shows signs of aging, I do like the colors and textural effects of the petals, T.

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