Wild Exotic by rwwright
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Description
Not sure what this one is called. It was very interesting to me, how it grows.
Comments (8)
Fred255
Super DoF, very well done!
TwoPynts
Lovely image, esp. seen at full size. Very exotic, very alien.
MrsLubner
Don't know the name but it reminds me of a pink comet blazing through the sky. Great shot.
GBCalls
Columbine
amorales
That's a wild columbine (Aquilegia canadensis).
GiMi53
Delicate and lovely picture !
Congratulations for the selection of your image in LwitG (Last Week in the Gallery – week 36-2007 )
muse27
Great image of columbine flowers! I love them!! :o) Thanks for sharing.
waldomac
I always love columbine shots. This one is really terrific. I love the DOF you got and the tiny little hairs showing in stark contrast to the blurred background. You've made this Colorado boy particularly happy today. :) As it is the state flower of Colorado, you are not allowed to pick the blue ones, which are all over the high country. HOWEVER, the one you have here is pickable and tasty, too. If you have several hundred and want to sacrifice a couple of blooms, you can take the little cornucopia-shaped long petals, bite off the little ball-shaped tips and suck out the nectar. Now you know why bees always have a nice buzz. :) Meanwhile, to the right in your image, you have one that is gone to seed. Those seeds really do germinate, so give it a try. There are probably somewere around 60 to 100 seeds just waiting for you to harvest them. Great shot.