Monkey-tail Orchid by locomouse

Fractal • Fractal • posted on Oct 01, 2007

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I guess it doesn't actually exist... but if it did... it would almost surely come with some kind of exotic bug attached... ;) Ultra Fractal with slight sharpening in PSP. Thank you all SO very much for the wonderful reception you gave to "A Slice of Saffron"... extremely appreciated!! And thanks for clicking through to have a view at this one! Hugs! Helen :)

Comments (34)

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spiegel428

7:44PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

The bug is great. It's such a pleasure to find these details in your images.

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Richardphotos

7:44PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

awesome work Helen.very elegant

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bpclarke

7:48PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

This is gorgeous Helen! I love the flower and the little bug (spider?). Outstanding work. Bunny

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webdancer

8:05PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

Excellent! Love the style!

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clydedough

8:17PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

A very beaautiful presentation. Right out of a botantical book of dreams! Great bug!

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Junglegeorge

8:31PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

Beautiful as always Helen :-)

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madcatter

8:46PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

Well, folks, she's done it again! I don't know how you do it, but this is astounding, to say nothing of beautiful with a bit of whimsy!!

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npauling

8:52PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

This is so very splendid. A wonderful flower and bug beautifully presented.

Louy

9:39PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

o This is a classy bug! It should be researched! You should definitely have a medal for originating the beauty orchid-definitely a demand among master gardeners! Colours are fitting with the use of space-tasteful indeed.(About that insect- I'd say is really a queen bee at the stroke of midnight.)lol.So much for "snow white,eh. A keeper!!

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Electralena

10:50PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

A M A Z I N G!!!

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DreamersWish

11:06PM | Mon, 01 October 2007

As beautiful as anything that I saw to day in the garden! A most delightful new flower species as well as one groovy looking bug! Well done!

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afugatt

12:10AM | Tue, 02 October 2007

This is breath taking! Fantastic job!

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mountmous

12:34AM | Tue, 02 October 2007

Like Maddy says: you never cease to amaze, Helen. I often wonder where you find all these parts and then put it together to such a wonderful composition. Even the background shows your eye for detail: a brush of pink and shadow over the gold, and the checkerboard that fades. Just amazing.

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