Let thousand flowers bloom! (Show all kinds of flower shots)

Silence of the lamps by simple.joy, on Flickr

Have seen a lot nice flowers again in a wide variety of settings
I'll add a few more:

Amelanchier flowers by Photobygms, on Flickr
(Canon EOS 6D Mark II - Canon EF24-70mm f/4L IS USM)

And an analog photo:

Sunny crocuses by Photobygms, on Flickr
(Canon Eos 1 - Canon EF 80-200mm f/2.8L )
Fujicolor Superia 200 (Expiry date 12-2014) Used this film in 2021 and developed with Cinestill Cs41

Lots of incredible pics in this thread. Nice to see.
I love the deep purples and orange in the last one by Photobygms.

This is one I took only a few days ago. I had planned to clone over the overexposed areas but haven't had time...

Not flowers but an interesting plant...

Not my favourite in any way but included for oddity. I believe it is a type of milkweed. Not raindrops or dew, it must express liquid, probably to attract pollenators...

A daisy

All,

Can't say I'm normally a great fan of flower photos - but this thread has maybe changed my mind - many wonderful images

Simplejoy/Maoby - besides the great photos, how do you manage to come up with so many striking captions?

Tim

Here's three from me

one close up

one with a visitor

and one with the fresh snow melting away fast

Wonderful shots - I like these two best. The first looks like a crown and the second one is very well defined and beautiful in its simple but effective geometry and wonderful transitions into color!

Great shots - really wonderful to see!

... still the one true artist! by simple.joy, on Flickr

Down-de-line by simple.joy, on Flickr

Center of attention by simple.joy, on Flickr

Autumn Fire.

Still holding on.

Great shots with very effective colors @mocha123 - thanks for sharing those! 👍

Simple, but might grow on you by simple.joy, on Flickr

It goes with the name of Hibiscus Syriacus.

Wonderful! I love the colors and how it seems to grow right between the clouds. 👍

These are my favorite fall flowers, and will be blooming soon. They grow wild in my hayfield. They are very tiny, the size of a child's fingernail. But they have great features, especially in the morning with dew on them. I'd love to see what some of you talented macro shooters could do with them.

Not sure if I've already posted it

Phalaenopsis - Common Orchid

Disphyma Crassifolium - Purple Dewplant

Nymphaea - Water Lilly

Carlina Acaulis - Mountain Thistle

Dionea Muscipulae Hybrid - Claypton Volcanic

( ok, that's not a thousand flowers but a little contribution )

Hi simplejoy, Thank You.

'Simple, but might grow on you ', Excellent 👍

"Living Cup"