Magnolia Obovata

Magnolia trees originate from Southeast Asia and North America and can live more than 100 years. The bark and flowers of magnolia are used in traditional Asian medicine.

[KWind]

Very pretty! I love the tones and composition.

[eDorre]

So very delicate!

[Graeme Stevens]

Outstanding shot

[Elizabeth]

Beautiful Macro! I love these flowers but the trees are another story! There's one in my front yard that produces beautiful blooms for three weeks, and sheds on my car the other 49 weeks.

[Connie Little]

Lovely image.

[aikimomm (phoebe)]

Beautifully composed.

[haskar]

Very pretty!

[Casablanca]

That's an unusual magnolia middle. I love how varied they are, all showy and beautiful but all so different. Mine have very black stamen. This is very nice.

[Dione Giorgio]

Wonderful shot and detail. Thanks for the lesson.

[Wylie]

Lovely white on white shot

[Jenfurj]

Nature is so inspirational. Fabulous macro.

[gloria jones]

Such an artful image...great composition, details

[Sam]

I wish magnolias flowered all year round - they really are quite special :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Such pretty tones and details.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely soft focus

[william wooderson]

Very sweetly observed, Peter.

[Gayle]

Beautiful image! Soft and dreamy. Thank you for the interesting info on magnolia trees. I learn so much from this site. :-)

[Krista Marson]

Fantastic perspective

[Pyrrhula]

Great micro.

[HelenM]

This is most intriguing. Looks almost technological - like a cable or something. Lovely though

[Daisy Miller]

Gorgeous macro shot. a fav

[Danette Thompson]

This is a cool shot and processing.

[elkehochban]

Beautiful!

[Islandgirl]

Very pretty!

[Taffy]

Your macro work is stunning. I like your monochrome choice here.

[Walks @ 7]

Love the contrast between the soft flowing petals and the hooks of the center. Fav!

[Karly]

Completely amazing and so stunning!

[Sandy]

Great detail.

[Vesna]

Unusual photo of magnolia!