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Softly defocused close up of grass and pretty green wildflowers with purple flowers.

Stock photography of autumn colours and fgresh vibes

A photograph of overgrown weeds in the forest.

Green local public park with beautiful trees in the soft morning sunlight.

This image was taken with a mobile phone.

This flowering plant is a decoration of spring forests, sometimes creating flowering carpets in oak-hornbeam forests

Bunch of blooming cypress spurge( Euphorbia cyparissias) Close-up

Spring white flowers blooming in the forest on a background of dawn light

Spring awakening. Fresh green leaves in forest.

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anemone flowers in the morning dew of springtime

Little blue wildflowers just starting to bloom

beautiful wildflowers, group of tiny bright purple flowers in the forest with a clover leaf, fern and different green leaves background, calm concept

Fabulous green forest with blue and white flowers. Beautiful summer forest landscape.

delicate white flowers in the spring forest, sun rays

Raining day beautiful nature with vintage lens

$Spring time in the Sussex woodlands is a time of green, flowering abundance and here I have come across a patch of wood anemones with a couple of lonely bluebells fighting their way through the white and yellow mass.\nWood anemones, anemone nemorosa, are a member of the buttercup family and are low lying with delicate green leaves and distinctive star shaped, white flowers, with yellow central anthers. The flowers can been seen to fold up at night protecting themselves from those cold spring mornings we sometimes get. The folded flowers often display a hint of purple on the rear of the white flowers.\nThe plants are said to be an ancient woodland indicator because the plant spreads slowly, less than 15cm a year, spreading via underground rhizomes.\nMy photos are largely taken using an Olympus E-M10 Mk2, which mostly has the 25mm F1.8 or 45mm F1.8 lens mounted. Some photos are taken with the older Olympus E-M10 Mk1 and older pictures with a variety of point and press cameras with the oldest taken on 35mm, mostly Olympus OM10. In this case, I was out walking our dog so was taken with my mobile phone.\nPlease take a look at my photos and you will find more of my work and ramblings on clickasnap.com/TheOneBalance, instagram.com/theonebalance, facebook.com/TheOneBalance, twitter.com/PageCDP and cpage.co.uk\nAll of the work I display is my own and may not be reproduced in any form without permission.$

Blooming spring wildflowers with diffused background for concept shots

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