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Des fleurs, des fleurs, encore et toujours des fleurs! Je suis agréablement surprise de découvrir autant de variété dans les rues parisiennes; je ne m’y attendais clairement pas.
Cette photo fait partie du « Isolation Project » lancé par Jeff Sinon.
Passez un beau dimanche! ❤
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Flowers, flowers, again, more and more flowers! I’m agreeably surprised to discover so many varieties in the streets of Paris; I was truly not expecting this.
This picture is part of the « Isolation Project » launched by Jeff Sinon.
May your Sunday be blooming! ❤
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¡Flores, flores y más flores! Estoy agradablemente sorprendida de descubrir tanta variedad en las calles de París; para decir la verdad, no me lo esperaba.
Esta foto es parte del « Isolation Project » propuesto por Jeff Sinon.
Que tengan un domingo muy bonito! ❤
Les Petits Pas de Juls 
the flower looks to me like a camelia — here they tend to be pinky-reddish colours and are in bloom right now (a bit late, I think). I love the tones in this photo. The shadows stand out really well, and add texture/drama.
I’m so lame with recognizing flowers… Thanks Diana for the botanic lesson 😉
Keep in mind that there is no guarantee that I am correct. I learned the name years ago, and every spring when I saw it again I’d have forgotten the name. I learned to remember it was similar to « camel » and that helped. I now hvae some salad greens growning on my balcony, and one of them is not identifiable (to me, at leat). It smells lovely, but looks like a weed…. Do I pull it out and throw it away, or do I eat it and risk poisinging myself? Life in isolation….
I’ll try and do my own research in order to learn a new thing today! 😉
Be careful of what you eat, it would be lovely if this weed is indeed edible but such a shame were it not…
Jolie photo! J’essaie de reconnaître les fleurs! Des roses ?
Belle journée à toi
Merci! Je ne reconnais malheureusement que très peu de fleurs et je ne sais pas quelles sont celles-ci. Ce n’était pas des roses…
Bon dimanche!