I love looking at the patterns and shapes found deep inside nature, the small yet beautifully intricate patterns that are so amazing. This is why I love macro photography, getting up close to see things we don't see upon first glance.
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Wonderful photography.
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Breathtaking!
ReplyDeletefascinating look!
ReplyDeleteSimply breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteI love the wonderful color and softness Ruth.
Beautifully done.
Wonderful what nature has to offer, great editing.
ReplyDeleteI love macro shots, too! This is beautiful - a lovely image and wonderful texture.
ReplyDeleteI love how the innerlight of this flower just shines out! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteMacros do make the most beautiful abstracts. Look to nature - everything is contained there! Thank you for sharing this beautiful macro with Photo Art Friday Ruth.
ReplyDeleteSoft and lovely - very pastel.... thanks so much for the visit.
ReplyDeleteWow...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI could not agree with you more about macro photography. The color and lines are stunning. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteCotton candy colors! ;-) Amazing macro image.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty...just the right combination of colors with the blue background.
ReplyDeleteStunning image! The flower seems to be lit from within.
ReplyDeletewow.. that is a great piece of ART !!! ..
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love macro shots so much - this one is amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love Macro for the same reasons, but I am just not succeeding with it....you have inspired me to try harder.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Yes it's true that Macro shots provide and entirely different look into a world that one might not normally see. - I love this.
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning, Ruth! I love the colors and the detail. I enjoy finding (and photographing!) patterns in nature, too! Although I haven't advanced into the macro world... yet :)
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your macro shots. I think there is nothing more beautiful than a flower or leaf photographed almost under a microscope.
ReplyDeleteOoo love, love, love this, absolutely stunning :)
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