Teton Wildflower by photosynthesis

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Nov 19, 2014

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The autumn leaves are mostly all on the ground now, the trees are pretty bare & after doing a lot of autumn shooting, I haven't felt particularly inspired the last few days. So instead I've been combing through my archives & found a few photos from my trip to Grand Teton National Park earlier this year that I had overlooked the first time through. No idea what kind of flower this is - I found it growing at Jackson Point Overlook... Please zoom.

Comments (11)

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jayfar

10:46AM | Wed, 19 November 2014

A very nice shot and flower.

Enlightened

11:11AM | Wed, 19 November 2014

Beautiful colours and exposure. I have no idea what sort of flower it is but I hope you find the answer :)

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durleybeachbum

11:36AM | Wed, 19 November 2014

Very attractive!

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auntietk

12:36PM | Wed, 19 November 2014

While I was waiting for my computer to get moving and open the page, I was humming a song to myself entitled "Blame it on the Tetons." Now I have a flower to go with the song. :P It's lovely!

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ichtvan

12:52PM | Wed, 19 November 2014

Beautiful capture of this nice flower !

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GARAGELAND

2:10PM | Wed, 19 November 2014

FRESH !!!!!!

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Faemike55

4:08PM | Wed, 19 November 2014

Very lovely flower

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anahata.c

6:40PM | Wed, 19 November 2014

("Blame it on the Tetons"??? That's the name of a song??? Never heard that one...) You've brought out the flowers almost like a ghost, white hot and alive. The yellows here saturate the leaves, even the light-lines along the stem. And the reds are almost painted on, they're so strong. It's a powerful contrast to the bokeh'd background, which is rich in deep greens and shadow, and which sets of the appearance of that bloom...You've again made a simple sight into a strong illumined presence, grabbing us from the get-go...

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