Some sort of anemone???

[Lady Pitstop]

Useless with names of flowers :bonk: but these were growing in the front garden! :D

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/1074/IMG_4531rs.jpg

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/gallery/data/1074/IMG_4539rs2.jpg

[fraggle101]

They are beautifull!!! just stunning...

[AlanoDale]

I agree, love them.

[fruitcake]

:love: Lovely!

[Redhead]

WoW absolutely Fabulous............

Sue

[scraggs]

That 1st one is a stunner Donna, 2nd ain't bad either :D

[HanC]

They are both absolutely beautiful!! :clap: gorgeous lighting and composition :) im very jealous!! :);)

[Janice]

First one for me, Donna......fantastic composition.

[Forbiddenbiker]

Those are stunner's, very nicely done Donna. :clap:


Nice comps both. :thumbs:


... blimey its dark in your front garden. :nuts:

[sawman]

I dont do flowers but those two shots stopped me & made me look again. Brilliant work there

[n30_mkii]

Wow they are very inspiring. What sort of setup did you use? The light is very soft. Loving them!

[jenbrads]

they are amazing? not snowdrops are they?

[Ajophotog]

Classy flower and classy shot, no doubt shot by a classy lady :thumbs:

[Cuddy]

Beautiful photo, first is outstanding.

[lammie]

Two great pictures. I love the first one, it's a stunner.

[squitty]

Very nice indeed.

[Canon Bob]

A very nice study of a "Spring Starflower" ....(Latin Tristagma Uniflorum) ......It's not an anemone but a member of the Lily family.

Bob

[zarozinia]

Beautiful, I like the detail in the second one,

[Lady Pitstop]

Wow, thankyou everyone for your lovely comments :love::love::D

FB - it is dark in the front garden, but not that dark :lol: Yes, I picked it! :D:p

n30 mkii - natural light with black card behind and one white and one silver reflector - just to highlight the underside of the flower and stem.

Canon Bob - thanks for the ID :thumbs: