Spread Your Wings
Do you want to guess what this flower is? It is very common and popular in the Spring time. Yes, I am missing Spring and Summer time, and I rebel the winter months, but such as life.
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Looking at this picture of the spreading flower makes me feel refresh. I think it looks quite beautiful in sepia also.
If you guess this flower is daffodil, you're right! This flower was a light yellow daffodil growing in my little garden, and was showered by the rain.
You have done a good experiment. They look good.
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Lovely sepia Icy, they looks like queen's gown.
ReplyDeletegreat sepia shots!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a pretty yellow daffodil - in deguise. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Icy and I really like the sepia tone.
ReplyDeleteThe top photo seems to be a duck or goose, preparing to land on a lake. Full wings and feet down for the perfect landing! In the second, it seems we are watching the bird from the side just before the splash. These pictures leave so much to our imagination...Nice!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are so clear. The droplets are amazing.
ReplyDeletelovely..
ReplyDeleteVery good. I thought I was seeing a goose when I first glanced at the flower. I'm also trying to come to terms with winter, and I hope it goes by quickly.
ReplyDeleteFlowers do well in sepia. I will have to try. Super shots. MB
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's certainly a daffodil. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteStunning
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful little tulip. Although I was thinking it was a daffodil. Which is really funny becuase I almost posted a daffodil for the same reasons today. What a coincidence!
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Oh i love spring aswell..and i sure like tulips! looks great i sepia.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots but I'm not good with flowers so i don't know what's that. I missed ww this week =(
ReplyDeleteVery dramatic!
ReplyDeleteLovely daffodil, they are beautiful in any color. The raindrops are so pretty on flowers.
ReplyDeleteJudy
Very nice. And I like the sepia too.
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