Lupine blooming

These wildflowers were accidentally included in my shots more than once, but this was the first time I photographed them on purpose. They rarely grow in simple fields, and it is better to look for them on the roadsides.

It is strange that there are no whole lupine fields, such as chamomile, dandelion or rapeseed.

Or I haven't seen any in our area.

Sometimes there are white lupines, but in general their shades are diverse: from bright red to purple and dark blue.

Some landscapes and views of places work well with lupines.

But flowers as a fact will not give a wide variety of subjects.

It is also good to photograph staged portraits in lupines.

In general, this series is suitable for a collection of all kinds of blooms.

But next time I'll try to find a more interesting approach to these colors.