Pruned too soon

I was overly ambitious this fall. I trimmed/pruned my roses too soon but was kindly gifted with new growth. This is also day 3 of OWO (one week only) with the prompt being ISO 100.

[Mags]

Lovely color and drops.

[Milanie]

We've sure had strange weather - it's gone back to the 70's here after that dip into the 30's. Imagine the plants are thoroughly confused

[LManning (Laura)]

Gorgeous colours and bokeh.

[Joanne Diochon]

I just hope that the roses don't put too much energy into the new growth and not live themselves enough for the spring. Fingers crossed.

[KAL]

Beautiful colors, focus and detail!

[amyK]

Great focus and colors

[Jane Pittenger]

Beautiful Joy

[Shutterbug]

Love the lighting and the beautiful color and drops of water.

[summerfield]

holy cow with the f/1.0!!! i'd like to have that lens! aces!

[Walks @ 7]

@summerfield This lens is a lensbaby 35mm ( https://lensbaby.com/products/composer-pro-ii-with-sweet-35-optic?variant=41016837144759 ) which is a manual lens so exif info doesn't register the fstop which was set at f2.8. These lenses are a blast but do take a little but of time to 'get' and of course you have to appreciate the blur. Thank you kindly for your supportive comment.

[Walks @ 7]

@shutterbug49 @jgpittenger @amyk @kathyladley @gardencat @ljmanning @milaniet @marlboromaam So very thankful for your most kind comments. I have been told that it is tough to 'do in' roses in Oregon. I am going to run with that.

[Wylie]

lovely new growth

[Kate]

So many plants are still producing new growth and blooming although we are deep into autumn.

[Corinne C]

Beautifully captured!

[haskar]

A wonderful capture.

[Krista Marson]

Dreamy

[Call me Joe]

❤️⭐️

[Jeremy Cross]

Beautiful photo