Texture: KK Violet by Kim Klassen; Divide at 85% opacity.
When I was walking out in the backyard yesterday, I came across these beautiful flowers growing in the grass.
They were about 5mm in size and in various shades of purple.
I have no idea what sort of flowers they are but they are so pretty (and a good excuse to put off the mowing for a couple of days).
Texture: KK Violet by Kim Klassen; Soft Light at 75% opacity.
Nikki these are gorgeous! Such sweet little peas. Some grow wild in our large church yard. They're natives aren't they?
ReplyDeleteI have never seen these before Karen. I was hoping you might know.
DeleteNikki I think it may be a Wooly Glycine, an Australian native pea/legume.
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Thanks so much for the link Karen. It think the plant is actually the Glycine Pea as the leaves matched those in the first image. Nikki
DeleteLovely delicate shots of obviously delicate flowers. I wouldn't be mowing either :-)
ReplyDeleteJust lovely and your processing is beautiful! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. Nikki! who do you get that pin button right there on your site. I have tried to do it and it doesn't work. If you go to my Pinterest board "photo motos" you will see all of your photos are the only ones I have there. I should rename it "nikki's kicks". hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteHi Renae, Thanks so much for pinning my images. Below is a link where I make the 'pin it' button for my blog. Hope it works. Nikki
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Delicately beautiful, looks like part of the sweet pea family...
ReplyDeleteperfectly processed! love them both!
ReplyDeleteLove these, especially the last one, it's that softness and the light, so delicate that it suits the flower perfectly, well captured and processed :)
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