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LIVING WITH MY ANCESTORS 
loveliness!
Thanks, Cindy! 😀
These are great. I love the way the colours really “pop” in the first one, and when that is stripped out, the focus becomes the white of the flowers in the foreground. 🙂
Thanks so much, Su. I really appreciate your comment! 😀
Looks like it’s a beautiful garden. Love this image, Linda! 🙂
Thanks, Amy! I agree — just wish it was mine! LOL! 😀
Gorgeous!
Thanks, Sue! 😀
I am fascinated with the loss of the purple – just shocked me to see those tall beauties become so quiet in the B & W – and you really picks a nice shot for the L & P challenge – I looked a fourth time before commenting…
Thanks, Yvette! You even made me look a few more times! 😀
and I like how sue made the white pop more – because it sure does – but Linda – this photo also changes in dimension and depth wight he non color version – crazy cool 🙂
Ahh salvia and impatients…just adorable 🙂 loves BEV XX
Thanks, Bev! I can always count on you to let me know what I’m photographing! As usual, I had no clue — just thought they were pretty! HA! Hugs! 😀 ❤
Hahahaha you are welcome 🙂 loves Bev xxx
Thanks for the lovely morning bouquet–it perks me up in our bitter cold. Happy Photo Challenge.
Thank you, Sally. I hope you start getting a warming trend soon!
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I have to go with the first one as I’m in a mostly white landscape these days (although it will likely be brown soon with a few days of warmer temperatures.) Lovely!
janet
Can’t say I blame you there, Janet! I hope you start getting some warmer temps pretty soon. 🙂
Linda, it’s not too bad–in the upper 30’s this weekend, although it will get a bit colder at the end of the week. If the wind doesn’t get going, we’re in good shape.
Stay warm, my friend! 🙂
Lovely images..i like the first one a lot!
Thanks, Indah! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 😀
Beautiful in mono. The white flowers pop!!
Thanks, Cybele. I didn’t think it would transition but then I, too, liked what it did with the white flowers! 😀
Both of these are so pretty..the colors are so brilliant in the first and the textures and contrasts are just as pretty in the second. I love the starry silhouettes of the little flowers in the foreground.
Thanks, Cynthia! I’m so glad you enjoyed these! 😀
Beautiful flower arrangement in the first photo and gorgeous bright colours!Love the light of the second photo in mono!Gorgeous work for the challenge dear Linda ! Hugs & ❤ ,Doda xxx
Thank you, Doda, for your very complimentary words! I’m so glad you like these! 😀 ❤
These are beautiful in both variants, Linda, and it is difficult for me to decide which one I like better. Hope your week is going on smoothly 🙂
Thanks, Paula! Don’t worry, they’re both so different, I didn’t choose one over the other either! 😀
They are both just gorgeous, Linda 🐥
Thanks, Michelle! Glad you enjoyed! 😀
Sweet Linda both of those are beautiful pictures. Hugs
Thank you so much, Mags! Hope you’re doing well. 🙂 ❤
As much as I like B&W photography, the colorful flowers are just what I needed to brighten a winter day. Wish spring were closer. That is a gorgeous photo. Hugs, Janet
Thanks, Janet! I always like bringing a little cheer to someone! 😀 Hugs!
I love the name of your blog and the tagline of it.
Thank you so much! Don’t be a stranger! 😀
The B&W is superb! Wonderful tonal range!
Thanks, Koji! I admit I was surprised and happy with it! 😀
Keep shooting!
Beautiful work 🙂
Thank you so much! 😀
You are welcome 🙂