Heuchera 'Marmarlade' by durleybeachbum
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Comments (17)
jendellas
Orange is a beautiful colour as long as its not too near red :o))))
NightGallery
Nice popping color, looks great full zoom! :-)
jayfar
Firstly a very Happy Birthday and secondly I like this very much.
sharky_
Refreshing color... Aloha
auntietk
Gorgeous! I love the color, and the drops are the icing on the cake.
MrsRatbag
Gorgeous and rich!
Adobe_One_Kenobi
All that's missing is some toast and butter :) And a cuppa of course.
Katraz
Lovely colour.
Faemike55
Happy happy birthday Andrea! I wish you many more! Wonderful image and cool colour Enjoy your celebration and play the first song on the second disc of the Beatles White Album: Birthday! Have a great one Andrea
kgb224
Amazing capture Andrea. God bless.
wysiwig
Outstanding! I love the macro and the wide shot. Sounds like you've got a great day planned for tomorrow. Happy Birthday Andrea. May you have many more happy and healthy years.
Juliette.Gribnau
coooooooool !!
blondeblurr
Even better, when zoomed - it's all crystal clear ... ;) BB
Mark-David-Rogers
Great colour, great detail... love the water droplets.
CavalierLady
Lovely closeup.... I hope you had a very Happy Birthday, Andrea. :)
danapommet
I love the FlickR version - an excellent capture and ORANGE color!!!
anahata.c
Once again, zoom is everything: In zoom, this thing bursts out with mini textures and tiny droplets, and------orange-ness. Your flickr version bristles with sharp detail, and it's more brown than orange; and almost looks like polished/washed leather. But THIS is so orange, and the big droplets are magnifying glasses and reflectors all rolled into one. (Lotta shapes in those drops.) A lovely, scintillating shot. (Boring time: Did you know that "marmalade" comes from "meli"---for honey---and "melon"---for melon? It originally meant "honey melon". Does that change your teleological outlook? Did you find religion? As a kid, all I could think---when beholding a bunch of marmalade on my toast---was, "eeeeeooooooooooowwwww, it's got slimy things in it!" And I'd watch my father eat it, while reading the news, and I'd think, "that man has a stomach of iron!" I also thought marmalade was something you gave to 'ailing marmals'.) (True story...)