Snowdrops

It was so lovely to see the newly opened snowdrops in the Dingle today, such a pretty flower, but why do they grow so close to the ground? I wobbled in all directions trying to get a shot, the straightening back up was just as much fun.
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[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

Very pretty capture Jo.

[Debi 🐩]

Nice focus and pov

[dh (delena)]

I know just how you feel. My knees were soaked photographing snowdrops the other day.

[Pam]

Beautiful shot, Jo! I can't wait to see these in the spring!

[Maggiemae]

They grow close to the ground in order to give us more exercise photographing them, Jo!

[Catriona]

Very pretty.

[gloria jones]

Lovely capture

[Cathie]

I walked by some snowdrops yesterday, Jo! Ha. I didn't take a photo because I would have had to get down in the mud!

[virtualbrownie]

Lovely shot

[Linda H.Y. Hegland]

Lovely soft focus - shows just how delicate these spring first-timers are!

[Lois]

Pretty shot

[Jan Rose]

Pretty.

[Lavender Bells]

Lovely photo. I'm quite often found crawling around in the mud to get a good photo!!

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture even if you did wobbble. I fell over in the garden last week trying to crouch down and had to save my camera from banging on the ground. Haha I expect I was a funny sight.

[Kathy]

Nice shot.
Shh! I have to share a secret. Sometimes I put my camera in my hand and but my hand down at ground level, take photos until I get one I like. There's no way I'm stooping down, sitting down, lying down unless I'm going to be there awhile.

[Julia]

so lovely and soft

[Nina Ganci]

they are such beautiful delicate flowers. you have done them honour
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[Denise fuller]

Gorgeous

[Lee]

Lovely shot.