Early Sunday morning walk .

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Yesterday when i brought my wife to a meeting , i spotted these Giant hogweed in a field , so on my way back i parked the car to take a closer look .

It was to hot to get really close , you don't want to get any blisters from this plant , and i only had a mobile phone camera with , so this monrning i went back with a 135mm lens enough to get more details from a safe distance .

For those that don't know this plant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heracleum_mantegazzianum

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zooming with a mobile phone not the best option ..

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And the sun was shining to bright already so this morning after i dropped the wife at work , i went back there with my Sony A7II camera and a Minolta Rokkor 135mm lens . All above images are created with my Sony smartphone .

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As soon as i got out of the car i spotted these poppies , the bumblebees were very active already this was at 07:00 AM

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But the sunlight was really nice for photography , next to thepoppies were also a lot of Matricaria we call it kamille and in the background you can also spot some thistle flowering and some flowering Rumex.

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time to play with a little bokeh , this old lens still works pretty good on a modern camera. It's The Minolta MC tele Rokkor 135mm f2.8

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slightly different composition

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switching to portrait to get some blue sky in the picture

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i just love the soft bokeh of this lens

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a flowering Rumex
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still not sure which one to keep of these 2 photos

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And look there are the big giant hogweeds again..

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now we can have a closer look from a safe distance

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These giants are +/- 2.5 - 3.5 meters high they can grow taller

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a lot of insects are feasting on the flowers , but i can't get that close to make macro photos without risking blisters on my skin.

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i guess i should add a 300mm macro lens to my wanted list for that 😂😂😜

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people often dry these flowers and use them for decoration , but the risk for blisters is not worth it .

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But these plants won't probably be here next year since they are starting to develop this piece of land in to light industrial / comercial area .

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This one is still growing and will start to flower soon.

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The flower looks like cow parsley only it's a lot taller and bigger .

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I also spotted some flowering Juncus acutus, so we know it's a wet area

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lucky for me it hasn't rained in a while, so i can keep my feet dry today.

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A flowering thistle with a tiny spiderweb.

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And yes moving back to the car again we see the poppies and Matricaria , some people use the Matricaria for tea .
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looks like the end of the road ......

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From here the Giant hogweed doesn't look that high at all

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Back to the car time to go home before the heat strikes again..

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At the parking lot of our appartment building i spotted these red roses , i know i could have saved them for another post , but then i would be farming for upvotes right ?

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So some bonus pictures with bokeh :)

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And when i enterd the inergarden of our appartment complex i noticed this plant with the sunlight on it's leaves , yes another bonus picture ...

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ok one more then i need my coffee ..

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i hoped you liked my Sunday morning walk looking forward to your comments .



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