House Leek 2 by helanker

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Oct 06, 2008

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Hello ! Here you have the same plant as yesterday, but this is its flowers. Amazing isnt it? :) Thank you all for your kind comments to yesterdays post and special thanks to those who added it to their favorites. Have a lovely week. This morning started very lovely with the sun dancing over the currant field, but no deers today and it is a little cold outside. But yesterday afternoon I saw the male pheasant walking around over there. Unfortunately it was too far away to get a decent shot of him.

Comments (30)

ARTWITHIN

3:23AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Gorgeous! Wonderful composition and DOF.

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gunsan

3:47AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Just wonderful. I admire these modest plants, who explode in beautiful flowers. Lovely shot!

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ledwolorz

3:50AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Beautiful flowers and color,detail.Wonderful close-up.

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G_Mansco

4:31AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

A beautiful shot Helle ;O)

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ElizaB

4:44AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

amazing and beautifully captured

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Susank

5:46AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

WOW! What details and the colores is super delicios.:)

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NekhbetSun

5:50AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

What a great shot ! ....I love all the fuzz :o) ....beautiful dear Helle S

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Littlejock

6:13AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Impressive colours and DOF. hugs

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Alz2008

6:13AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Beautiful colours and capture.

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awjay

7:06AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

superb picture my friend

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magnus073

7:57AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

They are lovely Helle and this is a wonderful capture my friend. Sorry about no deers recently but I am sure they will be back soon.

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Janiss

8:30AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Helle, this composition is sublim and such perfect DOF!

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MrsRatbag

9:04AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Wonderful capture

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CavalierLady

9:25AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Lovely colors and composition!

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Indoda

9:31AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Truly amazing - wonderful colours -excellent shot

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Amosicho

10:13AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Wonderful capture

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gypsyflame

11:41AM | Mon, 06 October 2008

OK, maybe I have seen this plant before, I regonize their flowers, excellent capture!

bebert

12:01PM | Mon, 06 October 2008

very nice shot

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durleybeachbum

1:58PM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Super shot!

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farmerC

2:01PM | Mon, 06 October 2008

Shining creation.

MrsLubner

2:02PM | Mon, 06 October 2008

another difference in appearance - my hen and chicks variety has white blossoms. I think I prefer these. They remind me of pink taffy.

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anahata.c

4:41PM | Mon, 06 October 2008

well, in this shot they look more 'human' (if they'll forgive me the reference—not sure plants like to be called 'human'): The plants now look like normal blossoms, though of course you captured their spindly & prickly edges and that 'floating in deep space' look. You even got those little stamens (is that what those are?) which look like they come one-to-a-petal here: a terrific little detail. One of the things that brings people back to your macros is how you constantly portray nature as new, strange and other worldly. This is probably a small patch in & around your home; but in your macros it looks like you live on about 400 planets and move freely between them. You bring us nature in all its strange and mysterious beauty, and it always feels new...

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