Seedheads

These are almost certainly Physalis seedheads (info. courtesy of my friend, Susan, who knows a lot about gardening matters) .
This was taken on Wednesday at Waterperry Gardens but I did quite a bit of work on it on Thursday, so I'm posting it in Thursday's slot.

Hope everyone has a great weekend. xx

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

Somehow or the other I managed to delete the original posting of this shot whilst editing the caption! My apologies to those who had commented on it.

[Helene]

Simply gorgeous!!!

[Matt Clendon]

They look quite large seedheads. 'Two's company, three's a crowd' springs to mind when I see the composition. The two on the end of the twig seem to be a pair. :)

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@sabresun Rather appropriate, Matt, they're a close relative of the Cape Gooseberry! :-D

[Milanie]

What interesting seedheads. As someone commented, quite large. Like the vertical composition here. Quite appropriate for these.

[Claire]

Stunning, Alison simply stunning

[8yearson]

Wonderful pov and composition, very unusual seed heads!

[elkehochban]

Beautiful composition!

[Rachel Withey]

Great focus.

[Gloria]

Beautiful shot with crisp focus! The seed heads are gorgeous.

[Hamble]

Lovely focus. Even better viewed large.

[judith deacon]

nice composition and dof Alison.

[Sophia Ziburtovicz]

Love the light on these heads!

[Jeferson Marques]

Beatiful!!! Congratulations for this photo!!!

[carol white]

Wonderful capture,great clarity!!

[jerry plume]

Love the tones! This is beautiful, Alison!

[Jen Hudson]

Great tones and dof. The detail of the seed heads are really good on close up, they are amazimg.

[Netkonnexion]

Beautiful.