cleaning up the archives i came across these images from the old garden in 2016. I don't think i've posted these before on Steemit so they must be new for my audience here :) #1 poppy flower with bumble

new flowers in m y garden image created with : sony a7II + helios 44-2 58mm f2

this is my contribution for this weeks #colorchallenge Sunday purple some purple flowers from my garden. #1 #2 #3 all images created with the sony a7II + 16mm extension tube + helios 44-2 58mm lens

some flower shots from our visit to the garden centre this morning, still one of the best spots to take flower pictures every now and then :) #1 #2 #3 all images created with the sony a7II + helios 44-2

finally they started to flower , i seeded these plants in march this year and now finally the start to flower , they will keep flowering until September, so you probably will see more pictures of them

different use of bokeh .. using the narrow depth of field [ DOF] of some lenses can created an image where the subject stands out even more. #1 sony a6000 + jupiter-9 85mm lens Living statues in Oss ,

some more flower pictures from the garden taken with the Sony A7II +16mm extension tube + reversed rokkor 28mm 3.5 lens #1 poppy #2 thymus

Nothing like diversity of flowers in your garden , they all have different beauty when you have a closer look :) #1 Aquilegia / akelei #2 lewisia #3 geranium mole images created with the Sony A7II + reversed

this is my contribution for this weeks #collorchallenge purple Sunday, these lovely purple flowers were in a bouquet that someone brought to our home this weekend we don't know the name of the flowers

Someone brought flowers as in a flower arrangement to the house, so i had to take some pictures of them before they are gone. #1 #2 images created with Sony A7II + 16mm extension tube + helios 44-2 58mm

So i was planning on taken the Helios 44-2 lens this month for photography but i don't get close enough for my taste so i might switch sometimes to the rokkor 28mm 3.5 reversed #1 #2 #3 #4 images created

camomile flowering in my garden , sometimes you make multiple shots and then you select the keepers and throw the rest away , long live digital photography i throw away +/- 50- 200 pictures a day not worthy

spotted these flowers in a monastry garden here in Holland back in 2016 never seen the so white again after that. #1 #2 #3 all images created with the Sony A6000 + helios 44-2 58mm lens

field daisies taken at different angles to create some out of focus bokeh areas :) #1 #2 #3 camera used Sony A6000 lens used Rokkor 28mm 3.5 tools : reverse ring

next month i will be using a different lens again for a month , not sure yet what i will use for a month . maybe one of the rokkor lenses 50 or 135mm boths also have nice bokeh and sharpness. this image

a small field with small lawn daisies / Bellis perennis they are very common this time of year you can find more info on wikipedia about them : #1 #2 images created with my Sony A7II + Sigma 105mm macro

During my walk in Bemmel i came across this border with geraniums probably a "mole" related family bright pink and covered with raindrops from the rain shower, i used two different lenses , for

last week my wife came home with some radish seeds, and asked me if i could take care of it since i'm the only one in this house that actually knows how to keep plants alive :) the package came with a

#1 lady bug #2 walking out of focus #3 on the edge of a pink tulip petal all images created with Sony a6000 + reversed rokkor 28mm 3.5

some pink ranonkel pictures from my garden i guess they will be gone in a couple of days time for new flowers to show up in my garden soon.. #1 #2 images created with my Sony A7II + Sigma 105mm macro lens