Saturday, April 25, 2009
Ranunculus Bloom
Posted by Ming the Merciless at 12:01 AM
Labels: Bloom, Flowers, Green Market, marco, Ranunculus, Union Square
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Welcome to the city that never sleeps!
Posted by Ming the Merciless at 12:01 AM
Labels: Bloom, Flowers, Green Market, marco, Ranunculus, Union Square
15 comments:
Good question. I don't know, meaning that I know the names of too few flowers to make an 'informed choice'.
This one is nice, I could use it for now...
That is beautiful.
My favourite is lily's
Have a good weekend
You must wander over to Sharon's Phoenix blog today to see her collage of roses. Spring is definitely in the air when flowers bloom on the blogs! The colour of your blossom is deep and intense, a beauty for sure.
Aww, pretty renoncule! I am not sure if I have a favourite flower. I like them all I think but I absolutely hate Dahlias - aargh!
cherry blossoms are my favorite
ranunculus and peonies and dahlias and all fluffy, soft, colorful flowers are my favorites.
and begonias and pansies and flowery weeds and gerbera daisies and azaleas and snapdragons and all things that remind me of backyards are my favorite.
and gardenias and honeysuckle and tea olive and all things that smell pretty but not like old people are my favorite.
who can pick just one? happy springtime.
~beatrix
Nice macro, Ming.
Beautiful - can almost see it unfolding towards me. I have lots of favourite flowers. I recently talked about frangipani which I think ar emy overall, but I also love roses, and camellias, and, well so many really!
And - Thanks for the birthday greetings! Sydney Daily Photo
RED!
Super macro. I think tulips are my favourite.
Beautiful! So beautiful and perfect that it looks like you created it!!
Beautiful photo of the Ranunculus Ming! I tried growing these last season but they didn't do very much for me. =(
I love Tulips!
i love this photo, i feel like i can bring it up to my nose and smell the actual flower.
Just beautiful! I love tulips!
Marvellous macro!
I like a lot of flowers... Wisteria, to name one.
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