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18 comments:
Wow! Is that what Hydrangeas look like close up? I need new glasses.
Bruce.
Beautiful hydrangeas. One of my favorite flowers, especially the pink ones.
Super-beautiful Gena..I love Hydrangeas..their intricate tiny flowers clustered all as one are magnificent to see so close..great work! Beautiful!
Kiki~
The coloring is so soft - it is beautiful.
Soft colors and beautiful flowers. Great photo:)
This is beautiful! They look so delicate and gentle.
Stunning macro you've got here thanks for sharing!
MM~ Marbles
beautiful...those are perfect petals.
Gorgeous closeup of your hydrangea, and such a beautiful color.
I wondered if you would agree to being a guest friend and share some of your flower photos with us on the home page? Your name would be added to the list for one of the Sunday's Today's Flowers and we would let you know which date yours would be shown. If you are interested please contact me at:
luvinwildlife@gmail.com
Thank you very much and have a great week. Denise at http://anenglishgirlrambles.blogspot.com
Gorgeous just gorgeous!
This is spectacular Gena. What a lovely way to look at hydrangea!
Your photo brought an instant smile to my face! Thank you for the beauty.
Lovely! The shading in the flowerettes and the dark background really make this shot work.
Lovin' Macro Monday,
Cameo @-->-->---
www.cameoroze.blogspot.com
I love your flower shots! I can't wait for spring so I can get with the programe..:-))
Gorgeous flowers!
This looks like one of the pictures in those uplifting e-mails that you get that ask you to send it on to 10 friends. Beautiful.
That's gorgeous. I have a soft spot for mophead hydrangeas, because my grandmother grew them!
Beautiful ;-)
My hydrangea is struggling in the shade of the overgrown lime tree in my yard but I hope it will come back this spring.
Hugs and blessings,
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