My rose(s) for today #250 by goodoleboy
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Captured back on 11/4/10, early in the AM, somewhere within the vast perimeter of the neighborhood.
Mustn't forget my roses, tons/tonnes of which I have languishing in my voluminous files.
Please ZOOM.
Au revoir.
Comments (17)
prutzworks
beautiful species
magnus073
Nice work on another stunning capture, Harry.
durleybeachbum
Most attractive!
poet001
These are gorgeous! The flowers alone are beautiful and the leaves are as equally beautiful and so healthy looking. Very nice and well taken care of. Great shot!!!
giulband
Very very fine shot !
claude19
wonderful capture to make a wonderful creation !!!
MrsRatbag
Really stunning on their own, but when you zoom you see that wonderful lacy coating of tiny water drops. Marvelous capture, Harry!
mgtcs
Splendid roses my friend, beautiful work! Congratulations!
jocko500
cool
sharky_
Beautiful! Aloha
Mondwin
Wonderful colors and shot my friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Meisiekind
They are gorgeous Harry. I'm sure it is bringing joy to all of you that are in the midst of winter!
racolt33
Nice job
angora
one can never have enough roses? :-) they are gorgeous!!! lovely composition as well!!
debbielove
A couple of glorious variations Harry, lovely examples.. Well snapped mate! Rob
ia-du-lin
very nice shot.
anahata.c
Oh what an elusive pair of beauties: When I first zoomed (when you posted it), I thought, are those hues blurred? Realizing you never post blurred pics, I looked closer and realized: This is a remarkably complex capture. Both roses have spotting, as well as morphing from darker to lighter hues; and this is what made me think "blur," because the colors morph. And the water-drops---pointed out by Denise---make them look 'iced', as in cake or pastry icing. Your composition is tilted and perfect---equal space on both sides---and the backing leaves have a beautiful turquoise-blue tint, which sets off the flowers. It's like flowers made of sugared-icing, they're like fairy-tale flowers. And they're beautifully presented, with real clarity. Another winner rose capture for this enduring and beautiful series.