The wild asters are blooming.
I like the remnants of the raindrops in the morning sun.
10 months ago
Sunday, September 19, 2010
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20 comments:
Several years ago I-76, the interstate from Denver to our home, was edged by these wonderful fall blossoms. I've not ever seen them so thick since then. I have some blooming in the yard now of some similar variety. Your pictures on
Todays Flowers are very pretty. ♥♫
Lovely wild flowers and lots of lovely shots in your blog!
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Thanks for sharing*******
Quite different from what grows here in Canada. Our days are numbered as far as flowers go. Thanks for sharing!
Anne-Marie
Oh they look so delicate and sweet!
Hi Judy
Great post!
Thanks for posting on TODAY'S FLOWERS.
Wonderful flowers also!
Luiz
Lindo jogo de cores e formas!Um campo coberto por elas deve ser fascinante!
Uma feliz semana!
These are such effective photos... they really capture the spirit of the new day! L
Congratulations on being Guest Friend on Today's Flowers. Your posts there are lovely. Great macro! I see you are an early riser and your photos really benefit from that great light.
congrats, Judy
Have a nice week
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Oh' that flower was so cool! This is the first time I saw like that. Anyway, thanks for sharing this post but can you add more information about this. Just quite interested. keep posting!
I love the composition of the first flower. So dramatic and so pretty!
My Today's Flowers Post
Have a great week ahead!
Judy, you have captured the light on the asters quite superbly and the geranium in your gurst friend shot is a sheer delight!
A great post.
Fantastic flower's.
when I was young, I said," Dad please stop the car."
He stopped thinking I was bursting. When I came back with a bunch of wild flowers, he asked when I will ever learn.
I do the same to my husband. he has to stop because I have LBL. He calls me a flower theif.
Like big purple star... LOVELY! Happy Day, Judy :o) ((HUGS))
I love asters at this time of year - mine are just about thinking of opening a few buds so it won't be for a few more weeks till the bushes are covered like this. Dew drops are great on flower blooms and add another dimension to the photo don't you think. Your photos are lovely.
These asters are beautiful. I really like your macro with the waterdrops.
These are just gorgeous with light and shade in them!
Beautiful photos.
Oh! Those flowers caught my attention. It seems you have a great flower gardens. How I wish I could have a cool garden like yours. Keep it up!
toni
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