"Dahlia" (Asteraceae)Dahlien
Sunday, July 27, 2008
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2 comments:
the texture and colour of these flowers is absolutely stunning Petra !!!
Dahlias are one of my favourite flowers :)
beautiful close up shots...
Thank you very much for your nice words, Kim. I am fascinated by their variety and the intense colours they produce. I think often people tend to overlook them because they seem to be so simple blooms but the true beauty is only revealed when you take a second close look...
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