Red-Winged Blackbird
Meadowlark
Meadowlark
Yellow Wildflowers
Another Yellow Wildflower
Chicory
Chicory
Milkweed Flower
Insect on Milkweed Flower
Milkweed Flower
Insect on Milkweed Flower
I wasn't satisfied with the picture I took of the milkweed flower and was going to delete it. But, first, I thought I'd try cropping it. Sometimes, when the overall picture is disappointing, cropping to a small section of the photo provides a more pleasing result. It wasn't until I began looking at different sections of the image that I saw the insect. I discovered that I rather liked that section of the photograph. I've included the original, uncropped, photograph, to show what it looked like before the editing.
amazing, tiny mini-blooms on the milkweed! loved all the blooms.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures. I like the original and the cropped version equally well.SO much detail in these pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat's amazingly sharp detail for such a small section of the image. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. You are an amazingly skillful photographer.
ReplyDeleteLove that Meadowlark. The milkweed is a very interesting flower
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you left it on this post.
DeleteGreat pictures, Linda. I'd say that the first yellow wildflower could be 'St John's wort' or another one from the Hypericum family.
ReplyDeleteThe detail of the Milkweed flower is amazingly sharp but frankly, I like more the overall picture and I'm glad you've included it. It's beautiful. :)