Winter is not traditionally a time when there are lots of flowers but there are always a hardy few. A notable exception are the low growing wattles which are dotted throughout the forest floor. A cheerful addition to cold winter days.
I love wattles (see here, here, here and here) and for some reason like seeing into their fluffy balls in macro.
I love wattles (see here, here, here and here) and for some reason like seeing into their fluffy balls in macro.
I went back through you past wattle photos: they are gorgeous. I had not thought to try to capture just one floweret. You even have water-droplets in this one.
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ReplyDeleteWow, an awesome macro photo! Was this a big flowering variety?
ReplyDeleteIt was just an ordinary sized flower. The water drop was very small, I didn't even know it was there until I came home and looked at the shots. Fine misty rain was falling at the time so I should not be surprised.
ReplyDeleteMacros as such fun. I must try some more.
That's one for the wall, JE.
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