I had to stop and capture these hosta blossoms with the sun shining through the petals. For more macro shots of flowers from around the world, click the icon on the right.
4 years ago
Saturday, August 6, 2011
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9 comments:
Absolutely stunning! Love the muted colors.
Very beautiful! :)
Oh so lovely!!
I have some hostas in my garden in Sweden to! They really have nice flowers - like yours!
Gorgeous!
My entry.
You really gave these hosta blossoms an elegant presentation--something I don't think they always receive. Love your photos of the hollyhocks, my faves!
They look gorgeous in this light, amazing shots.
Please link back to MFS from your post.
I love the light coming through the flowers. I've never seen this shade of pink on hostas. Nice!
So beautiful. Looks like it could be fairy flowers!
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