With love from Xenia xxx
Photographs by Xenia Tran, edited in lr.
Camera: Panasonic Lumix FZ200, Settings: f/2.8 – 1/1000 s – ISO 100.
Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge #46: Delicate
Wordless Wednesday: Cuckoo Flower
With love from Xenia xxx
Photographs by Xenia Tran, edited in lr.
Camera: Panasonic Lumix FZ200, Settings: f/2.8 – 1/1000 s – ISO 100.
Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge #46: Delicate
How beautiful 💕 This a new flower for me. Have a lovely day 🤗 xxx
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Thank you dear Cathy, we see them growing in the meadows and forests here at this time of year 💜 A lovely day to you too from all of us here 🤗🐾💖🐾 xxx
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Thank you 🤗💕xxx
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We have the same camera! It takes photos like this one so well, doesn’t it? I love photos with a sharp focus object and blurred background.
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Thank you so much for your kind words dear Karen, so lovely to hear you have the same camera 💜 It’s so portable and versatile and I especially love the lens for close up and macro shots 🙂💖
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I agree, it’s a great camera. (We sound like an ad, haha!)
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😁🙋♀️
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Strange name for a very beautiful flower.
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Thank you dear Lois 💜 I thought it was an odd name too (they’re called ‘Pinksterbloem’ in Dutch, which means ‘Whitsun Flower’) until I began to hear the cuckoo calling when seeing these flowers in bloom 🙂💖🐦🎶 xxx
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I have never heard of cuckoo flowers. So pretty!
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Thank you dear Laurie 💜 They flower in late Spring and we see them in forests and meadows, often accompanied by the sound of a cuckoo calling from a nearby tree 🙂🎶
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New flower for me, too. What a beauty! Does it grow wild?
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Thank you dear Laurie 💜 It’s a lovely wildflower that grows in meadows and woodland here. They usually bloom late May to early June 🙂💖🌸 xxx
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Nice!
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Do you get orange tip butterflies feeding on these flowers like we do?
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How lovely that you have orange tip butterflies feeding on them Karina, I haven’t seen them this far North. We see a lot of small whites and peacock butterflies in the Highlands 🙂💖🦋
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A delicate beauty, Xenia! Beautifully caught . Hottonia Palustris?
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Thank you so much for your kind words dear Ann-Christine and you’re close – these are Cardamine Pratensis 🙂💖🌸 xxx
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Thank you!
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A purple beauty Xenia, so lush!
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Thank you dear Tina, we see a lot of them on our forest and hilll walks at the moment 🙂💖🌸 xxx
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Delicate, lovely and loved by butterflies. Not familiar with this flower but think it is a great asset for the garden.
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Thank you so much for your kind words dear Anita 🙂💖🌸 xxx
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Very pretty 🙂
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Thank you 🙂🌸
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