I'm hoping to cook up some of the zucchini flowers featured last week. When we do, I will be sure and share the process as well as the results. Maybe I'll do Foodie Friday and feature recipes along with pictures...hmmm ;)
Monday, March 19, 2012
Macro Monday - {Tampa Photographer}
Hello! Welcome back to Macro Monday. Today's macro is once again from my garden. We are growing a sunflower - yes, just one sunflower. The pictures below is the sunflower before the beautiful yellow leaves start to unfold. The outer green petals remind of an artichoke (one of my fave veggies - stuffed with bread crumbs and parmesan cheese, but I digress.)
I'm hoping to cook up some of the zucchini flowers featured last week. When we do, I will be sure and share the process as well as the results. Maybe I'll do Foodie Friday and feature recipes along with pictures...hmmm ;)
I'm hoping to cook up some of the zucchini flowers featured last week. When we do, I will be sure and share the process as well as the results. Maybe I'll do Foodie Friday and feature recipes along with pictures...hmmm ;)
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Beautiful! I sure hope you share some once it is in full bloom.
ReplyDeleteI just love your Macro Monday blogs, they are so refreshing and inspiring! I am with Tara in hoping you will share once its in full bloom the image is so detailed with great lines! Keep them coming please!
ReplyDeleteLove them! Of course, I'm quite partial to sunflowers. :) I agree with Tara - please share some pictures when it's in full bloom!
ReplyDeleteLove them love macro shots ;)
ReplyDeleteI love macro photography! It's so fun to look at things differently than what most folks see:)
ReplyDeleteI love great macro work. Show us how she grows up close! :)
ReplyDeleteLove Macro images. Great job.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! LOVE sunflower fields
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love sunflower fields!
ReplyDeleteThese are such interesting images...The longer I look at them the more I notice all the details you captured! Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThank you all! And I will for sure have some of our sunflower open and beautiful for sure.
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