[mojo]

These are wild flowers that spring up in the yard every year. These will be out for a week or so, then some of the new varieties will show up. These were taken in my yard just to show you as they are now blooming. Some didn't come out due to poor photographic skills and a bright sun that washed out the view screen so I could not tell exactly what I was imaging.

A little later in the season, the purple ones you see in the last image will be everywhere. When you look at it from a long distance angle you won't see grass, you'll see a purple ground cover.

I mowed my grass last week. That's how fast this stuff grows.

[SEO]

We like photos. I think we have even something like blurry photo collection in thi forum or something like this. So your photos are more than welcome! I'm not a photography specialist. And for my eye these are just normal, good, interesting and also useful photos, very related to this board. Pretty plant photos! Thanks!

[MSL]

 Yes. Exactly. It's a forum that pays a big attention of the photography, but it's not some professional photography forum. So, we're glad to see all kind of photographs -- professional, semi-professional and I even upload some of our blurry photos (it's not a collection, just some in the related threads).
 I think these photographs are good enough. They're clear and I think the colors are pretty real/natural. What more we need?
 I'm almost sure that the the 4-th plant is common here in some fields and gardens, parks...
 I'm not good at botany (but I like this science). So, I just may guess: on the 1-st photograph I see a leaf of geranium (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geranium) and many lucerne(aka alfalfa) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfalfa).
 You know what? If I'm a billionaire and I have some good passive incomes (like I buy some garages and I rent them to people to make shops, restaurants, offices, etc.), then I'll have a lot of free time to spend on purely intellectual activities. And one of this activity should be to learn the names of as many as possible plants and to enlarge my music culture.

[SEO]

Seems like Mojo's photos are not visible anymore. Thank goodness, we've got some backups of most of the photos shared in this forum and now step by step, day by day, week by week, we're restoring them.

Because he was very sensitive about his privacy and stuff, I won't touch (edit) his original post. I'll just add the photose here, again, in this post of mine.

The 5 photos of the wild flowers:







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Unforgettable photographs!

[Nadia]

Some of these plants I see every spring and summer in Europe and Asia. Pretty flower pics!