Flowers and other Flora
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Huh?!! Did I really... Could I get a certificate from CR - I would put it in front of my computer! It's like beating Fred Kerley on 100 meters sprint!!!
...And you beat me too with your beautiful flower pictures. Here we still have over six feet of snow on the ground.
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I don't try to "beat" anyone with my photos - I just like taking photos and watch what I didn't see looking at the scene with my eyes. Actually I was scouting that area for insects - for the next day hiking with my daughter and I even sent her a message "not much insects here"... just later to find insects on all my photos of flowers...And you beat me too with your beautiful flower pictures. Here we still have over six feet of snow on the ground.
!Whatever - here you have more variants of my favorite flower from Saturday: I found the other flowers of the same species making interesting background and took photos from different angles. Unfortunately I didn't do the same with my second favorite - the last photo of my previous series, the one that looks like a bunch of chilly peppers (Erythrinia sp.): could be interesting but I was already exhausted...
And finally: if someone feels bothered from this "most of the same": pile it on Click
!Sorry Click but you were the easiest excuse in this case
LOL! On other-hand I'm really happy with your comment on this series!!! 
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Found another picture with the TS-E 90mm in my archive. Still dreaming of one of those real macro lenses.
EOS R + TS-E 90mm @ f/2.8, mfd and max tilt
Very short DOF. Nicely done, Nemorino.
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Six feet of snow?...And you beat me too with your beautiful flower pictures. Here we still have over six feet of snow on the ground.
Not even if I add our last ten winters...
This year, we had about 5 inches...
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My own favorite is #2: there are more bees there (and some of them in fly)I really like the bee in the fourth pic
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