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Meadow Buttercup Ranunculus acris, May 2018, local field, Staffordshire, England. © Pete Hillman. Sigma 18-300mm lens.
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Cheerful cup and full of warmth!!
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Thank you, Indira 🙂
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I find yellow another colour that is hard to capture.
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Oh yes, yellow can blow just like white or become kind of messy, especially in bright sunshine liek when this shot was taken. I usually under expose a notch or two to try and keep some detail.
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This side view’s a little unusual for buttercup photos, and very pleasing. It brings out the “cup-ness” of the flower.
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Thank you, Linda 🙂 I have to think about buttercups sometimes and what is the best way to approach them to try and capture their beauty. I liked the way the petals formes the cup and appears to capture the essence of the sun itself.
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So beautiful against that background. Yours is my first sighting of the year, they haven’t appeared here yet…
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Thank you, Belinda 🙂 The fields are now glowing with them here, and hopefully for you, too, soon 🙂
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great photograph.., and beautiful
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Thank you, Cecile 🙂
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I love this style, with the clear image and the soft mellow background. Nice to see our fields golden again and enjoying some sunshine 🙂
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Thank you, Jill 🙂 Yes, everywhere is certainly livening up and gathering pace especially with this warmer weather we are enjoying of late.
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