Wednesday, December 01, 2010

T - Tassel Flower

181/365 c2 - Thistle?


One of the things I like about myself as a photographer is that my eyes can notice little things in the background - like a little bug on a flower, or a small flower amid the many grasses and green leaves. This tassel flower I spotted while my mom and I were walking out of the neighborhood. The flower is smaller than my pinkie finger yet its orange color caught the sides of my eyes, and I quickly stopped to take a picture of it.

Somehow, though, I felt I didn't give the flower some justice because the orange bristles weren't sharp, yet the base of the flower was. Well, it was really quite difficult to take macro pictures of small flowers using a point and shoot camera, and it was difficult to take pictures while part of my sight was with my mom checking how far she was from me already.

If I spot this flower again, I'd surely take my time in taking a picture of it.

*** Jenn ***

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The sepals, leaflike
calyx forms a protection
round the flower bud

Loved the flower and its soothing colors!!
You obvious have not only the photographer's eye, but heart and curiosity.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team

My recent post T is for Thirty-Three and a Third
And I would be very proud to have taken this close up! I am not familiar with a Tassle flower.
Helen Mac, ABC team
My recent post Back to the UP for T-day on ABC Wednesday

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