VIsiting blueberry plains again!

These flowers(?) have got my eye each time at the plains. But never liked the results good enough to post over any other picture I captured. Well, today this feels like the best and I love the processing, think I was going the wrong direction before by going with a dark background. Anyone know what these are????

[Lin]

I don't know what they are, but they make for a lovely capture! Great focus - I love the dof

[Ashley]

No clue, but they have a pretty color.

[Kate]

So pretty, great lighting. I don't know what they are, I think the top one is fun with the crook in it.

[Gena Pegg]

What ever they are they are lovely. Beautiful color and focus.

[Sharron Green]

Lovely shot. Not a clue what they are. Have not seen in WI.

[KWind]

Super focus and dof!

[Taffy]

I don't know what they are, but think the reason this works so well is you've nailed the depth of field.

[Richard Sayer]

Good exercise in selective focussing, Joan - I like the colour of these flower heads.

[Francoise]

This is nice; love these flowers. We call them "lady's thumb"; I think they're a kind of knotweed..

[Joan Robillard]

@francoise Looked it up and you are correct - thanks.

[Joan Robillard]

@vignouse Boy if I breathed before I took it - then out of focus. Teaches you that focus is fragil.

[Juan B.]

I don't know which kind of plant are they. But I'm sur you did right with focussing on seeds under a soft and not invasive background. Great shot

[Yolanda]

Great shot. Lovely colors and sharp

[Tom]

Great focus

[Richard Sayer]

Hey, we're paired again for Get Pushed; now that you're the Queen of the PP you won't get off so lightly... I shall be in touch!

[Joan Robillard]

@vignouse I'm taking the week off--- kidding!!! Bring it I haven't had a good camera challenge in a while - hint hint I want to learn something. (Tom I did learn from your challenge that easy isn't always easy).

[Jo]

Lovely dof.

[Pete Roberts]

Good dof and thirds Joan