I think it is gaillardia also! and it does look like it's on fire - simply gorgeousness! Nadege, you asked me about my bee shot - it was luck! I had set up my tri-pod (which always always makes for a better photo) to take a photo of the centre of my hollyhock. I was very close 0.3m using my 18-55mm lens, f10, 1/400s. Suddenly, a bee landed and stared to roll around in the centre - I was thrilled and started snapping away - happy accidents!
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Lovely! Thanks for joining us at WEF with this nice flower :)
I love these. I don't know the name either but I know them. In the sunlight they are unbelievable red like burning:)
A great shoot ... super nice color ..
LG: Karin
Wonderful !
I believe this is a gaillardia or Indian Blanket, as we call them.
Beautiful flower and photo. :)
So gorgeous! Love those vivid colors!
I think it is gaillardia also! and it does look like it's on fire - simply gorgeousness!
Nadege, you asked me about my bee shot - it was luck! I had set up my tri-pod (which always always makes for a better photo) to take a photo of the centre of my hollyhock. I was very close 0.3m using my 18-55mm lens, f10, 1/400s. Suddenly, a bee landed and stared to roll around in the centre - I was thrilled and started snapping away - happy accidents!
This is indeed a stunning beauty! I like this flower too. Great capture!
What a stunning shot, reminds me of Fall. Thanks for sharing.
Luv your blog header too.
Barb in Texas
Love these flowers, yes, it is a gaillardia or blanket flower. A beautiful capture. Thanks for joining my blog...enjoying yours!!
i don't know what it is either, but i love the yellow tips. great capture!
Gorgeous flower!
Fantastic flower! Your photo is stunning.
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