A Plethora Of Poppies by beachzz
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Description
Lots of poppies is this garden--but those blue flowers attract bees and two of em got me last week. That wasn't fun!!
Comments (11)
sharky_
Interesting combination of flower and colors. Bee Safe... Aloha
durleybeachbum
I love this! My garden is full of bees when the sun's out, but they ignore me!
awjay
no pain no gain ;)
KnightWolverine
(SIGH)...Due to our current drought the only beautiful flowers I get to see this year is when folks such as yourself posts theirs as mine have become a victim of this heat and lack of rain we are experiencing...Though my only one that is thriving is my Moon Flowers which are a tropical plant that the hotter the better..Just in the past week they have grown tremendously..If I can get a decent picture of them using my cellphone I'll then post to show what I mean in case you or others do not know what they are...(smiles)..
MrsRatbag
How gorgeous they are together! Stung, huh? That's shame for you and the bees too!
MrsLubner
A plethora you say... I see a natural bouquet. :-) Fabulous, vibrant photo.
jocko500
best to watch out for bees as they may be killer bees
auntietk
Love the composition and vibrant colors! Sorry to hear about the bee stings. Yikes!
Chipka
Oh, I love a plethora of anything, those are better than bevies and I love a good bevy of something beautiful...anyway, all word-play aside, this is stunning. I gotta say that the main thing that grabbed me is the composition itself. I love the fact that it's off center. It seems more organic that way, more natural and un-planned. Nature photography is always perfect when it has that natural vibe to it and this has that natural vibe. I'm sorry to hear about the stings; I wonder if bees are like their Chicago yellow-jacket cousins. If so, one way to avoid getting stung is to buy a bottle of Snapple brand peach tea or Arizona brand Sweet Tea, and then leave the bottle/can open, in your neighbor's yard. They'll go there and leave you alone. Or something like that. This is brilliant. I love the surprising little details hidden in the shapes of the smaller flowers.
anahata.c
I loved this shot not only for the saturated bursting poppies, but for all that primal growth you captured around them. It's a snaking primal affair, behind the flowers (and around them), and the violet, red and blue hues back there are wonderful counterpoint. Also you dared not to give your 'stars' (the poppies) center billing: You left them to a side, which means you're giving all kinds of other voices here. More vivid primal work from you...
danapommet
Super POV and colors!