Flower 2 by wysiwig
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Description
Another Mendocino wildflower. I have no idea what it is but I do like purple.
Comments (15)
Faemike55
Looks like a trillium (spelling?) Love the colours! Nice shot!
myrrhluz
I remember flowers that grew along the right-of-way, that we called wild irises, that looked like this. They looked like irises but were much smaller. We used to walk along that right-of-way saying, "Hello snakes! Just two harmless little girls! Don't mind us!" But I digress. This is a beautiful image! The color of the flower is so rich and deep. The detail and dof are great too!
Alz2008
Beautiful capture, excellent well done..
ledwolorz
Beautiful flowers and colors,
tennesseecowgirl
beautiful~
hipps13
I like purple too and the colored background how it speaks in riddles wonderful work warm hugs, Linda
psyoshida
The colors are just amazing. Beautiful shot! Well done.
flavia49
wonderful purple!!
sandra46
splendid work!
MrsRatbag
I'd call them irises, but they could be some kind of daylily also...beautiful capture!
durleybeachbum
Iris sibirica..Siberian irises..
Tea_Rex
That's a great macro close-up, Mark; right into the field of focus and no further. This would make a wonderful print. I'm sure it would be a fine seller if you ever marketed it. I'm not sure either but yes, I think they might be in the Iris family. What is always a marvel to me with a flower such as this is the intricate detail within the petals. It is as if somebody with really tiny hands, I mean really tiny hands ... like fairy hands, went inside and painstakingly painted each petal. There's even a watercolor blend where the purple meeets the white that could only have been accomplished by an artist. Nature must employ a vast army of apprentices to get this job done every day. Regarding yesterday's image, Mark; I posted the photo which you inspired me to go root out and scan. It waits for you here. Terry
vaggabondd
Very beautiful capture my friend :)
danapommet
Love the color and the macro capture. Dana
lucindawind
beautiful purples ..lovely shot