Today’s Flowers
February 22, 2009 | Filed Under Community Garden/Farmers Market, Flowers, Marigolds/Tagetes, Photo Blogging Theme Day, Today's Flowers
Taken a few months ago at a Community Garden/Farmers Market in the Bronx.
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Paz
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Oh – that is lovely! Great closeups, and a happy little bee!
If that’s a marigold it’s a beauty!!
Wow…great shot of the marigold and the bee. Well done. Thanks for showing us. Bronx Zoo ..great place. Loved it…fell in love with the flamingos when I was there a few years ago!
Annie
Paz: Neat shot of the bee on the Marigold.
Your macro shots are amazing. Love the marigold blooms and bee.
Wonderful macro photos this week ;–)
Hugs and blessings,
Wonderful yellow!
And the bee is fantastic!
Great close-up!
Luiz
Amazing macros! Love the composition in both.
The clarify with which you captured the bee is awesome.
I have a new blog.
My post is at Carletta’s Captures.
You should make the one with the bee into a postcard. Really!
Beautiful…and I’m liking your yellow motif!
that bee is almost translucent!
What a lovely shot Paz, the bee posed for you..did you sing so it wont fly away
Tagetes have these strong, velvety feel to them, the insect is attracted too. Beautiful shots.
Very beautiful picture..
Tagetes flowers bring a lot of colour into your garden, planters and pots!
Thanks Gisela.
Just lovely Tagetes! Beautiful colour and photos.
I stopped and read your blog and looked at the photograph. I just wanted you to know.
And a few – although it seems like a whole lot more than that looking out of the window… – months from now we’ll be able to enjoy this outdoors again. Thanks for a sweet, sunny flowery bee reminder, Paz:)
Fantastic close-ups. A great share, thank you.
Great photos, especially the first one!
The clarity of colors is so rich and vibrant. And that bee!
Fantastic photos.
What kind of camera do you use- I’ve meant to ask you so many times before.
Fabulous shot! I still can’t master close ups like this. I think I need a special lense because even with the close up setting my images are blurry.