Fuchsias

[Kim]

Beautiful colors, detail and refraction!

[Helen]

Lovely colourful shot

[Dawn Matthews]

Nice Pic!

[Helge Erik Storheim]

Pretty

[sally agnew]

Gorgeous colours, love the little droplets :)

[Debbie]

So pretty. They remind me of a ballerina in a tutu

[Julienne Jones]

Such strange flowers but incredibly beautiful

[macbez]

lovely

[Diana Moss]

A beautiful macro shot, the colours are marvellous

[Sheralee S]

So pretty, and I love the little droplet refraction.

[Malcolm James]

Nice capture, particularly with the droplets

[Ann Williams]

Gorgeous colours and detail Shirley. Fuschias always remind me of a ballerina's tutu.

[Ingrid]

Beautiful! I especially like the water droplet :)

[bkb in the city]

Beautiful

[ShirleyB]

@kimdavis @dizzyd @memoriesbydawn @helstor @hermann @deborah63 @julienne1 @macbez @snowy @bella_ss @lavenderhouse @flowerfairyann @ingrid_marianna @bkbinthecity thank you all for you lovely comment, I hadn't noticed the water drop until I looked at the shot on the computer. The days here are so drab that flowers are the only thing I can find with a splash of colour.

[Kathy]

Beautiful fuchsia!! That water droplet is superb!! FAV!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Lovely shot.

[Poppo Livy]

Beautiful Shirley. We can't grow fuchsias in Brisbane - too humid and too hot

[Anja]

So pretty!

[ShirleyB]

@cashew @elisasaeter @stiggle Thank you. @terryliv you surprise me Terry I thought they would grow quite easily in Australia. We have two kinds of fuchsia, hardy which can go in the garden and come back every year, and non-hardy which will survive outside in summer and are usually used in pots and hanging baskets. These need to be kept frost free inside somewhere if you want them to regrow the following year.