Wild Aster Along the Fence
Aster With Red Heart
This wild aster grew along my fence and in abundant at this time of the year. While shooting the pictures, I didn't really see the morning dews on them until I uploaded the photos onto my computer, and this one was drenched in dew drops.
Aster With Yellow Heart
There were two different colors of the heart of these asters. One had yellow heart and the other had red heart, unless I'm wrong. Each one is beautiful in the early morning sunlight.
A Perfect Pair
How pretty are they standing next to each other like this? I thought I would stop taking their pictures, but each morning with a different sunlight, they just mesmerized me with their beauty.
Joining Watery Wednesday !
Aster With Yellow Heart
A Perfect Pair
Joining Watery Wednesday !
just lovely :)
ReplyDeletejust beautiful, can't believe they are wild.
ReplyDeleteThe morning dew makes the picture even more special.
ReplyDeleteOh wow! You did a fantastic job with angles on these. Perfect! The color differences in the last one...very nice.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful!!!! And your photos of them are excellent--well done. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous captures - they are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteEnvy your wild asters... I could never get them to grow in my potager...
ReplyDeleteThe photos are very beautiful ......... wonderful astern ...
ReplyDeleteLG: Karin
They are indeed very beautiful. In the first photo it looks like there is ice on the flower.
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning, just stunning! I would have been mesmerized too!
ReplyDeletewow! I like the first photo, you did a great job on shooting the asters with dews, it looks like frozen!
ReplyDeleteoh, my heart jumps for joy in seeing these beautiful and very refreshing pictures, Icy.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! That first shot is just wonderful. I have a similar shot of a pink flower with all those tiny water jewels. Its one of my favorites and so is this one!
ReplyDeleteWhat perfect shots you captured of the gorgeous flowers and the fragile dew droplets!
ReplyDeleteOh,so graceful flowers and water drops...
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