Fresh this morning after rain. Please click images for higher quality resolution.
January 2017, front garden, Staffordshire. © Pete Hillman 2017. Camera used Nikon D7200 with Sigma 105mm macro lens.
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So beautiful! I am a bit envious😏
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂 It is the first time I have grown Snowdrops, so hopefully and can cartch them in their various stages of growth.
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I look forward to seeing more…
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Thank you 🙂
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These are so beautiful with the raindrops. Nice, Pete!
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Thank you, Sandy 🙂 The rain had stopped, and I was hoping it would so I could get some shots in 🙂
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This is one of the flowers I wish we had, every time I see them. Your photos really capture their delicacy — although, now that I think about it, they can’t be that delicate, to be appearing so early, and carrying the name that they do!
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Thank you for your lovely words, Linda 🙂 Indeed, they are fairly robust flowers.
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They are so beautiful with the waterdrops! Are they always that early in the UK? We still have to wait some weeks, recovering from 3 weeks snow and icy wetter conditions.
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Thank you, Greta 🙂 No, usually we see them in February, but the weather has been crazy, wram one day, freezing the next. Due to go mild again next week.
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A sure sign of spring where I live in the mid-Atlantic USA.
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All are beautiful but no-3 is my favorite 😍
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Thank you, Snehal 🙂 No 3 is my favourite to. It is almost open 🙂
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