How absolutely wonderful. Edible sculpture! (I know the curlicues aren't the part you eat, but close enough.) I have never seen such graceful beauty on a utilitarian garden plant.
We have these little curlicues on our passion flower vine, and I got some good shots of the last year. Not so fortunate with the shots this year though! :-(
Happy Sunday to you, and I wish you a wonderful week ahead!
How great to capture a perfect curl on the tendril! So lovely, and the focus is just right on the whole plant, with all the tiny hairsl Ephemeral perfection!
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I never knew a cucumber could look so exquisite! Gorgeous captures, Karen! Hope your weekend is off to a great start!!
ReplyDeleteomgosh, it's gorgeous!! love those fuzzy hairs!!
ReplyDeletePretty captures of the curls. Happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteIt was gorgeous. I can see why you decided to photograph it.
ReplyDeleteLove how it twirls!
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
That curly-que is so sweet. :)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS photos!!! love these!
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteI think that little curl just puts the icing on these images!
ReplyDeleteLovely shots Karen!
Very good photographed.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
Great photos, I love the curl :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos Karen...love the tiny hairs,and that curl is just perfection.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday,
Ruby
Another stunning macro.
ReplyDeletecurliques indeed; picture perfect Karen!
ReplyDeleteCreative photos of a exotic type plant ~ carol ^-^
ReplyDeleteLove the curl and all those little hairs.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. I would never have known that was a cucumber plant.
ReplyDeleteWow, what gorgeous, crisp macros! Are the cucumbers edible ones?
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely wonderful. Edible sculpture! (I know the curlicues aren't the part you eat, but close enough.) I have never seen such graceful beauty on a utilitarian garden plant.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures - there are some signs of life in vegetable patch now!
ReplyDeleteCheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
PS: sorry for slow reply - I have been out of phone / internet range for most of the week - rather nice if the truth be told!
Wow..that's just awesome and beautiful, Karen!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
ReplyDeleteThose curls are so delicate and yet perfect! Think that a cucumber plant does have such a fine details!
Such fantastic shots! Gorgeous macros.
ReplyDeleteOh wow Karen, wonderful details! Thanks for sharing the love up-close with I Heart Macro:-)
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots- how neat!
ReplyDeleteThat's very unique and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteKaren, these are stunning macros!!
ReplyDeleteWe have these little curlicues on our passion flower vine, and I got some good shots of the last year. Not so fortunate with the shots this year though! :-(
Happy Sunday to you, and I wish you a wonderful week ahead!
Would not have thought to photo my cucumbers at that stage....will have to look for them next year! Lovely♫ Thanks for dropping by my blog♥
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Karen, THAT is exquisite! Thank you for coming by sharing your creative photography on Weekly Top Shot #103!
ReplyDeleteamazing as are all your pics!
ReplyDeletesuch a delicate yet strong and vibrant beauty unfurling there!
excellent work!! *VBS*
Beautiful! I love the curl and the tiny hairs.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely graceful little curl!Wonderful shots!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful week!
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
omg, karen, your photos of the cucumber are stunning!
ReplyDeletewish you a lovely week ahead~
Very nice pictures, that Bush cucumber plant is pure beauty ...!!
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING!! Absolutely fantastic photos!
ReplyDeleteReally nice photos, crisp and clear!
ReplyDeleteStunning photos! Love them both!
ReplyDeleteThese are exquisite!
ReplyDeleteHow great to capture a perfect curl on the tendril! So lovely, and the focus is just right on the whole plant, with all the tiny hairsl Ephemeral perfection!
ReplyDeleteWow - absolutely, definitely amazing pictures!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing what nature can do!
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