Every spring one of the first flowers to greet the warming sun is the yellow dandelion! Funny enough at the end of its stay with us this flower tranforms to a very fluffy white ball...Few days ago I spent some time looking closely to this fluffy plant and took into pictures some of its spectacular details! One may also use its leaves in the salad, they are a bit acid, but mixed with other salad sorts makes a fresh meal;
Prachtig om te fotograferen, Jana !
ReplyDeleteEn de jonge frisgroene blaadjes zijn héél lekker in salades !
Lie(f)s.
Jana, ze zijn prachtig (en ook je foto's) van het begin tot het eind. Een paardenbloem is een geliefd foto-onderwerp. Ik heb vandaag ook weer verschillende foto's genomen. Ik wens je een fijn weekend, Dietmut
ReplyDeleteDandelions are my nemesis, but your camera makes them enticing.
ReplyDeleteoh wow, love the depth of field in each photo, they are awesome and so breathtaking shots, you made the ordinary look so extra-ordinary.
ReplyDeletevery nice and I love spring..
ReplyDeleteall the flowers blossom..
prachtig in beeld gebracht
ReplyDeleteHi Jana,
ReplyDeletevery lovely pictures.
C. also loves these very ephemeral flowers. Have a nice week...
J+C
Nice shots, I have taken similar ones this week. They will be published in the coming weeks.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
You are a good photographer, dear Jana. I like very much your shots and this flower.
ReplyDeleteWish you a nice new week.
Erika
I think the dandelion fluff in the first photo is a perfect universe of its own. Your photos are perfectly lovely. Have happy days ahead.
ReplyDeleteYoko
Superbes ces photos!! très belle lumière! j'aime+++++
ReplyDeleteJana,
ReplyDeleteIn the US, people usually have lawn care men spray to get rid of dandelions if they have them in their yard. I've heard of using dandelion greens in salads but never tried it. Funny, how the very weed people try to get rid of can be used in salads. HA
Beautifully done. It's a lovely subject for photography.
ReplyDeleteGreetings and thanks for your comments.
Mirthe
Nice macros! I didn't know you can use them on salads. I don't think I am that adventurous to try it.
ReplyDeleteYour middle two photos show a fluffy dandelion which I have never seen. Both types have pretty seed heads.
ReplyDeletethose tiny strands - so pretty !
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