I love to see the dandelions that appear in the spring. Two days ago I was photographing the yellow carpet spread out under the trees. Too soon they were over this year, it seems. But the delicate seeds are here, to be spread in the wind. The middle looks like a golf ball, which I had never noticed before. This image is best viewed large and zoomed in to see the detail.
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+neeraj vats – thank you. They have wonderful ways to survive, you are right.
Yes, they do, of course, +Heiko Mahr – thanks.
Thank you +Taiñ Aleÿea
+Tanya Stollznow – thanks Tanya!
Thanks verey much +Karen Cooper – I know (have heard) what a great gardener you are.
Thank you +Gopal Satyamurty
I love them everywhere, +Gina Beck – thank you so much, Gina. 😀
Love dandelions in a photo but not in my yard Lol . Wonderful Photography.
lovely capture
Glorious picture – a great capture of one of nature's great engineering projects.
Nicely captured +Ellie Kennard
Absolutely beautiful
Sometimes, on a long warm summer the do bloom a 2nd time here +Ellie Kennard maybe you'll see that as well
I often think about plants and there method of surviving and reproduction , they r more clever then us
very nice , its light seeds separate around and travel long distance.
You are right about the golf ball, you should start saving them they make quite a good price.
Thanks a lot +Fred Salagan
+Ephrem Gursum – thank you
Merci beaucoup, +Jean-Louis LAURENCE – en plus, c'est la premiere fois que je contribue a ce theme!
Thank you very much +Ursula Klepper – no, it was photographed hand held. I made a note (later) above in the posting to see large and zoom in, as the details are what I loved about it.
Thank you Sumit.
+William McLean – I think there had already been a small one, or someone needed to tell the time. Not sure if they do that here, to be honest. And thank you, Bill!
Merci +moussa sow
Je t'invite chez moi en guinée tu trouvera beaucoup de surprise car nous plusieurs choses mystérieuses ici.
Super sharp pic Ellie – before a puff of Wind
Lovely shot!
I am amazed how sharp you got the details here! Did you used a tripod? Very beautiful, I love them and am hunting for them to catch the details!
Cette photo est belle !
Merci de contribuer au thème #bellesphotos !
Jean-Louis LAURENCE
Beautyfull loved it.
great shot, it's true the middle does look like a gulf ball.
Thanks a lot +Steve Bachman – it's the Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
terrific!l +Ellie Kennard what lens did you use on this beauty?
Thanks a lot +Shelly Gunderson
Thanks +Sunny Wu
+Mondial Assistance Brasil – thank you
Thanks so much +Christin McLeod – and I have enjoyed the leaves cooked as greens already this year, as well as in salads. Too bad not to get them where you are.
+Jitendra Mulay – thank you.
+Christina Lihani – I think ours would continue to grow, except that they get cut down when the grass starts to get mowed. I think that must be it. I never thought why we don't see them after the first lot show. Thanks Christina.
Great photo! I was surprised to read that they disappear. Here they grow all through the season. Only snow stops them.
Beautiful shot!
I love them also but, sadly, we don't get many where I am now. I've been covering everyone else's pictures this year and am happy to see yours showing up now. 🙂 I'd never noticed the golf ball resemblance either! Too funny. Beautiful, +Ellie Kennard.
Nice
nice dandelion.
Beautiful!