Colourful Colza

Colza is the French word for oil-seed rape - I've used it here because, in addition to the alliteration, it sounds much nicer ;-)

Busy day today... this is all I had time for - sorry!

[Joan Robillard]

Love what you have done with the dof, there's a glow around the flowers that is neat.

[Shelley]

Simple and beautiful!

[Michelle]

beautiful

[Nancy]

Lovely

[Amy J]

The colors and softness are beautiful Richard!

[Jo Henn]

beautiful colors and really like the dof and the glow about the flowers

[Pete Roberts]

Lovely dof Richard, simple but effective

[Tom]

Richard a lovely composition and softness creating a peaceful spring mood.

[sarah]

how beautiful..

[Fisher Family]

Beautiful and a very effective shot!

Ian

[Kellelynne H. Riley]

Really beautiful. The colors and shading are compelling.

[Christine]

Beautiful

[Marloes]

You've captured the delicacy!

[Mary Downing Hahn]

Lovely color and focus.

[Maggie]

What a startling sight this is against the blue. A lovely shot. Colza is a much nicer word - in the good old days it was the oil of preference for use in the lighthouse lamps as it did not soot up the glass as much as whale oil.

[Richard Sayer]

@snaphappi Now that's an interesting fact - I had only thought of colza as a light cooking oil up to now.

[Matt Sayer]

I love the softness around the heads.