Fall Asters by CavalierLady

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 15, 2015

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Description

Not many flowers left now... hard to find any. These were at a nature center. Thanks very much for your views and comments.

Comments (12)

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Hendesse

2:17PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

The time of flowers is ending here too. A wonderful shot, fantastic details, one can see the water drops on the spider's web in full size.

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durleybeachbum

3:38PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

So very pretty! I still have flowers, but not many for much longer. However there are always a few all winter.

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Cyve

4:34PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

Beautiful flowers !

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QuietRiot

6:02PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

I still have petunias blooming like crazy. Everything else has given in to the light frost we've had. This is such a lovely shot. It lets one believe that winter isn't really so near.

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goodoleboy

7:42PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

Great shot of the vast field of Asters, Maria. They look in fine fettle. Reminds me of my osteospermum daisy shot I posted some weeks ago. Since I'm confined at home with my bad back I don't know what our flower status is like at this time.

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Richardphotos

9:30PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

very beautiful flowers. I find it hard sometimes to capture a group of flowers like these because the camera has trouble focusing(well, it is probably me)

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anahata.c

10:56PM | Sun, 15 November 2015

I really like the varying levels of focus in the front-most flowers. And that smattering of spider webs, which gives a little "shimmer" to the flowers. A very sweet shot, with a lot of sweetly bokeh'd flowers in the background. It's a real group shot too, with a 'sea' of flowers back there...as always, sensitive and beautiful work.

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