Here is my entry for Lens-Artists Photo A Week Challenge with the topic of Unexpected. And here is my entry for V.J.’s Weekly Challenge #33-Upside Down.
A gigantic sunflower head that fell down to the ground.
A branch of my dahlia broke and the flower were upside down.
The bottom side of giant lily pads.
Most of you have seen this photo of the close up the giant lily pad.
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Cee
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Those are absolutely riveting photos, Cee!
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Thanks for your great comment 😀
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I agree! Such an interesting perspective!
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I’m glad you like my perspective on these photos. 😀
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Unsurprisingly, these are fantastic.
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Thanks so much for commenting 😀
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Love this entry. That sunflower looks like a giant, cosy cushion! Those lily pads are just wonderful, Cee, so glad to see the whole lily pads too – very unexpected!
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It does look like a cushion – hm
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I try to please. So glad you like these photos. 😀
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Creative floral tske on this week’s prompt
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Thanks so much for your comment 😀
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Yes, a different perspective!
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So glad you like these photos. 😀
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How many times have I seen a lily pad and have never seen the bottom!! Fantastic photos, loved them all.
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You’d never think they are that structural on the bottom. 😀 Thanks for stopping by.
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These photos are amazing. I have not seen the underside of a lily pad – fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
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My pleasure V.J. 😀
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I’ve never seen the bottom of a lily pad. Wow!
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Hi Ruth, thanks 😀
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Thos lily pads are amazing!
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They are amazing. And they grow in one season from a tiny seed. 😀
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They are all amazing photographs, especially this giant lily pad unbelievable… Loved them all. Thank you dear Cee, Love, nia
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Hello Nia, I’m so happy you stopped by and commented 😀
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Dear Cee I always visit your amazing world, Love, nia
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Gorgeous captures! Seeing them upside down changes so much. 😊
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Hi Irene, it does change their entire nature.
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Wow! I thought I knew sunflower! And the lily pad… did you turn them over? 😉
Love these photos! Have a wonderful day, Cee.
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Sunflower was on the ground. And the lily pads were turned over by the nursery. They are about 3-4′ in diameter.
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Ooh why did they turn them over?
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Oh your poor dahlias, hope you were able to bring the flowers indoors.
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They do that every year. 😀
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I don’t know you’d think the dahlias would have learnt by now!!! 😉
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You would think. My dahlias at home are not strong and healthy like that at the farm near me.
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They must have some tricks up their sleeves!
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I found dahlias hard to grow. So I’ve give-up and just go to the farm now for my dahlia photos. It’s only 2 miles away from me so that is easy.
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an even more brilliant solution 😀
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llFabulous photos. Loved the lily pad photo both times. That first sunflower is amazing.. like hundreds of flowers in one.
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I’ve had that sunflower photo for years, just never had a place to post it before 😀 😀
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“Oh, this old thing?????” :o)
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