I'm sorry that I'm sending two similar shots but I couldn't decide which one to choose. This is a completely new plant to me. Cardamine glanduligera doesn't even have an English name. It is a Carpathian endemic and grows only in south-eastern Europe in spring. It is a frost-resistant plant and the flowers last for up to 30 days. It grows in damp ravines among deciduous trees. It blooms before the vegetation of other plants begins, creating beautiful blue fields.
I have been interested in photography all my life and remember quite well developing my first black and white films myself... My favorite subjects are...
I love this one, but wonder if you should make an almost square crop, that way eliminating the second flower? I think the flower on the left against the tree trunk is making a bold statement on its own. Fav
@dide As you can imagine, I took a lot of shots. Up close, from a distance, from behind, into the sun and in a larger group. Here I wanted to show the plant in its natural environment.
