These tiny spring flowers all show the depth of field that often comes when using the ‘Macro’ setting on a point and shoot camera.
Tiny white flowers on an unknown tree.
Not flowers at all, but the left-over bud casings from the Witch Hazel blooms.
Witch Hazel blooms from January.
Tiny burgundy flowers on an unknown bush — perhaps a type of croton.
Oregon Grape buds just about to flower.
Small pink blooms on the hanging branches of the Western Larch.
Another unknown tree sprouting some intriguing flowers.
More of Hey Jude’s Garden Photography April Macros
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How lovely. Pretty images.
Those white flowers are lovely. 🙂
It is so interesting when you get closer to flowers, you see all sorts of shapes and patterns and details that you normally miss. Thanks for sharing these 🙂
Great set of images!