These gorgeous little pink flowers almost look painted with this high contrast treatment.
Shot at the Royal Melbourne Botanical Gardens.
Olympus OMD EM5, 60m macro.
x desleyjane
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musings of a frequent flying scientist
musings of a frequent flying scientist … a girl with a camera and a craving for new adventures
There are no end to the delights, are there, DesleyJane? Thank Goodness! Happy Thursday! Or is it nearly Friday for you?
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Thanks Jude! Happy Thursday to you too!! I just got off a conference call with Cambridge where it was 10:30am. It’s 7:30pm here 😊😊
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Dizzy 🙂
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LOL. Yes and I just had another conference call with the U.K. Same people. Same time. 😊
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Beautiful! You’re right, the flowers really pop!
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Thanks so much Su!
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I love all these flowers that you post, Desley. Nothing that I have ever seen here before!
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Oh thanks Lois. I’m so glad to hear that. Sorry I’m so late responding. It’s been crazy here.
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Lovely Hebe, I have one which refuses to flower 😦
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I did not know it was a Hebe. And I don’t know what a Hebe is 😊😊
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Hebe Veronica is a genus of plants native to New Zealand, and the bees love them!
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Deep, rich colours. Excellent treatment!
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Oh thank you!
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Beautiful. I love the high contrast treatment. 🙂
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Thank you.
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