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This post is for Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge. This week’s theme is yellow or orange flowers. I hope you all like them.
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Wonderful and colourful post. The last one (with the yellow rose) is amazing!
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Thank you. 🙂 I’m glad you like it. The yellow rose bush is one of my favourites to photograph – it keeps flowering until November, long after the rest of the blooms have withered away.
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Beautiful captures of these bright yellow and orange flowers!
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Thank you, Amy. I always love taking pictures of flowers. 🙂 I’m glad you like them.
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Lovely sunny flowers on a miserable cold day (here at least!) I love the yellow crocus 🙂
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I’m glad you like them, Katie. 🙂 It’s been a miserably cold day here as well! Thanks for visiting.
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I love the light on the buttercup (at least that’s which flower I think it is!)
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There is a buttercup picture so I’ll assume that’s the one you’re talking about! I’m glad you like it, Haylee. 🙂
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Your flowers here are all very beautiful and remind me of Spring 😀
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Lovely sunny colors.
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Thank you. 🙂 I’m glad you like them.
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A bright and happy gallery!! Beautiful!
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Thanks, Aletta. 🙂 A splash of bright, sunny colour is good medicine for the winter blues!
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Lovely simply lovely.
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Thank you, Chioma. 🙂
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Such a gorgeous gallery of yellow and orange flowers. Thanks for playing.
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Thanks, Cee. 🙂 I really enjoying this set of themes!
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Beautiful flower photos!
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Thank you, PJ. 🙂
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love it!
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Thank you, Aletta. 🙂
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