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Some sort of Poppy 

 

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Some sort of Poppy 

 

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Jolie fleur, j'aime la forme de ce qui reste lorsqu'elle est fanée.
Bill Phillips: Yes the seed pods do look attractive
  • Beth
  • United States
  • 27 Sep 2018, 01:29
Beautifully captured.
Bill Phillips: Thank you Beth
lovin' the flowers smile
Bill Phillips: I like poppies very much
  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 27 Sep 2018, 04:19
I love this, Bill.

[when will you begin the harvest?]
Bill Phillips: Hahaha
  • Chris
  • Not Nowhere
  • 27 Sep 2018, 06:30
How right you are
Bill Phillips: I can do the basics
  • Alan
  • Great Britain (UK)
  • 27 Sep 2018, 06:57
If you say so. I like the textures in the floppy bits around the bit in the middle (ah.. yes.. petals).
Bill Phillips: Your knowledge of plant life is coming on in leaps and bounds Alan
This is a wonderful picture; so much to see and so clear. I just keep looking at it.
Bill Phillips: Delighted you like it Sheila
  • gutteridge
  • Somewhere in deep space
  • 27 Sep 2018, 08:11
It’s a fine picture actually.
Bill Phillips: You seem surprised
  • sherri
  • Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
  • 27 Sep 2018, 09:05
as i viewed this image, it occurred to me that i've only seen this variety of flower in the bud stage. i did not know what the bloom looked like. they are quite unique and your capture is lovely.
Bill Phillips: Thanks Sherri. Poppies are delightful flowers
  • Richard Trim
  • Suffolk: where the sun rises first in England
  • 27 Sep 2018, 09:41
It’s called an opium poppy ... over my ten or so years of Shutterchance I have posted these several times.
Bill Phillips: The fact that you are so familiar with the opium poppy explains a lot comrade
very nice composition Bill.
Bill Phillips: Thank you very much Alan
That makes for a really good picture.
Bill Phillips: Thank you Brian, pleased you think so
I have the same ones and I can say the exact same thing as R Trim.
Bill Phillips: So it isn't an exclusive then? grin
Indeed it is - one of the domesticated varieties I assume.
Bill Phillips: I guess so Tom. I think it was in my garden but it might have been somewhere else!
This is so pretty - I love the how you captured the seed pods with and without the petals!
Bill Phillips: Thanks E, pleased you like it.

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