I have been trying to capture the actual flowers of the poinsettia, as opposed to the large bracts. For more flowers from around the world, click on the icon to the right.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
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9 comments:
Mm. really beautiful flowers.. i really lik that colour..
Greetings..
Beautiful captures, Judy! Love the photos.
Salut,frumoasa fotografie.
La multi ani!
The flowers seem so insignificant but reward closer examination, don't they?
I never really have noticed the inside before; thank you! And a happy new year to you and yours.
Cool photo!
Looks like you captured them well. We do tend to overlook the flower on the poinsettia.
Nice pics :)
VERY lovely... they almost look like kissed with gold dust. We had white poinsettias for Christmas this year--I think the white ones are so elegant. Wishing you all the best for health & happiness, peace & join in 2011, Judy! :o)
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