I took a lot of photos of the cleome
when I was at the college garden.
It is such an odd looking flower,
but this is the first I have actually looked
at the shapes of the actual florets,
and the way they open.
4 years ago
Sunday, July 22, 2012
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6 comments:
What an interesting and wonderful flower! I love how you caught the sequence of these flowers bursting open - I've never seen anything like this!
This is a very unusual flower. Great series! Lovely photos. Really like the header photo, too.
Unique as far as the design goes.
Very nice closeups of cleome! Now I wish I had some in my gardens this year so I could try to duplicate yours. :))
Wow..I like all of that odd shapes and flower!
These are odd-looking blossoms, but I rather like them. Your macros are wonderful.
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