Morning Glory(ies) #8 by goodoleboy
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Captured 6/13/12, early in the AM, within pedestrian distance of my hackneyed habitat.
Well worth a ZOOM.
In the bottom picture, are those the flowers before or after they bloom? I may be wrong, but I think they are buds before unfurling their corollas.
Bye bye, thankx for the peek, and for any and all favs and noncritical comments.
Comments (16)
magnus073
Fantastic work on this lovely collage Harry, I love the colors
racolt33
Spectacular captures, colors and textures. Reminds me of scenes from "AVATAR"
durleybeachbum
The bottom picture is actually of them as they wilt and die, but none the less lovely for that
goodoleboy
durleybeachbum: I didn't know they died in such a neat, precise and orderly fashion.
qrud
Superb capture and collage.
tennesseecowgirl
I love morning glories. They always seem to have a light inside them, so pretty.
jocko500
wonderful looking
MrsRatbag
Stunning set of before and after shots, Harry; yes, the inward furl is their death march, they're more like umbrellas before they open. Beautifully captured!
morningglory
I would love to see a flower unfurl upward like that, but alas, it is after bloom. Blue Morning Glories are my favorites. Love the top capture.
mps
Lovely images
anahata.c
quite beautiful, the top flowers are so flush-forward and bold, and they almost look like fabric (denim, almost) from your detail and light. Nice diagonal pairing too Yyou do this kind of composition with real ease, and it works every time. And the bottom one---I've never seen that in-curling before; or if I have, I don't remember. A very bold capture of this "dying" specie. (I didn't know about the dying part either.) In your capture, they're like glass or fine plastic, and the one facing us seems to be telling us something. Two bold powerful shots---zoom is essential!---and beautiful to boot. I'd have never known they were expiring till I read the comments...More beautiful flower-work from you.
debbielove
Really beautiful shots Harry, especially the top one.. The colours on that are outstanding!!!! Nice to see both stages in a collage, well posted mate! Rob
ia-du-lin
beautiful collage, nice colors
danapommet
I live morning glories Harry – the glowing centers amaze me – both photos are excellent as are the colors. I agree, with you, that they are blooming.
Rainastorm
definitely one of my favorite flowers...my gram had these every where around her house...loads of different colors!
tizjezzme
Love morning glories; very pretty shots harry.