B&W wednesday #7 Broad Bean Flowers
>> Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Ah. Prettiness! Broad bean flowers, I never knew they could be so delightful.
Can you believe that I grew them from seeds? :)
This photo is for Black and White Wednesday, created and hosted by the lovely Susan from The well-seasoned cook.
20 comments:
So pretty! I love the vintage look of that picture.
Cheers,
Rosa
This is lovely Ahn.
How absolutely beautiful, Anh. Come to think of it, despite having picked broad beans, I couldn't recall that this is what the flower looked like. It's lovely.
I love the vintage look too!
Ohhh the flower looks better in B&W. Loved the way you have captured it :)
Stunning, Anh! And I love how you grew them yourself!
Ahn, nice photo!
Hope you are having a great week :-)
Ohh wow! I had no idea this is what they looked like! What a perfect photo!
Great shot and I love the black/white look.
such a candid photo :)
Oh wow! beautiful babe :)
Beautiful shot!! love the light blurry edges :)
Super pretty photo! I love the dreamy quality of it.
I have never seen broad bean flowers..lovely shot! Love the sepia touch in the shot!
Anh, you've solved a mystery for me with that photo. One of the local schools has a little vegie patch, along with some chickens in a big coop. I love walking past there, to see how the garden is going (and say hello to the chooks). Anyway, I spotted these flowers last week and I've been wondering what they were ever since. Broad beans, how utterly beautiful they are.
Thank you!
I always love your photography Anh. Very inspirational and I appreciate every piece. :-) Great job raising this beauty from seeds! I can only raise cactus. LOL.
Really special in that pale, golden sepia, Anh. It is very exciting to grow your own from seeds. Happy harvesting! Thanks for your beautiful BWW photo.
The sepia effect makes this shot so beautiful..I have never seen the broad bean flowers ..thanks for a lovely visual treat..hugs and smiles
wow this picture is exquisite !
I always liked your photos but this is just amazing .. making a flower look beautiful in black and white is not easy!
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