
The last couple weeks I've been seeking out water locations to try and understand the camera's manual settings. Along the way I've been lucky to find these beautiful wildflowers. Not a lot of chatter from me today, just pretty photos for you.



Unfortunately I am not up on the names of these plants, but I can appreciate their beauty anyway. They also remind me of the times my brothers and I would play in the woods as children. We had hoards of wildflowers and it was amazing all season long.

I love this one for the sun. I moved around the edge of the field a few times to get the light and shadows the way I liked them. It was later day, with the sun not quite setting. I drive by this field a few times a day, but don't think I appreciated the Queen Anne's Lace so much before seeing it like this.

Thanks for stopping by,
M.E.
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