An Early Spring by Gwyn Tyger

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Feb 01, 2005

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Description

these flowers were blooming from all the rains we've been getting here in So. Cal.

Comments (12)

soulofharmony

5:15PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

oh l love these flowers but cant think of there names.. reminds me of victorian english gardens....beautiful compo.. makes me want home made lemonade and a ginger snap...excellent

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Dianthus

7:58PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Love purple and green together. Think they foxgloves. Well done Gwyn

tvernuccio

8:43PM | Tue, 01 February 2005

Wow!!!! Look at these colors!!!! Totally beautiful and one helluva a capture!! vote!

b2amphot

1:39AM | Wed, 02 February 2005

No fair teasing us in the north east. Such vibrant color... beautiful shot.

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pm_hackworth

6:13AM | Wed, 02 February 2005

Excellent as always! Yeah...like b2amphot said...teasing us...shamey! ;-)

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Ladyhawk

7:09AM | Wed, 02 February 2005

ouuuu beautifully shot Gary, it's not fair we got horror frost on everything it's -15,come kidnap me ok, put me there I'll be good just stay there all day SIGH!!a magical shot of stunning beauty BRAVO!!!(V)!!!!:0) @-}-- oh yeah the name of these are commom name texas bluebonnet true name Lupinus subcarnosus a lupin flower, I just love them

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Gwyn Tyger

9:06AM | Wed, 02 February 2005

thank all of you for your comments on these flowers. and thank you Ladyhawk mentioning that they are a Lupin. i'm surprised that we have flowers blooming in the middle of our winter. the rains we've gotten are unprecedented in that we're up to 35 inches in only half the season when our average season is only 15 inches. frankly we are feeling waterlogged and the earth is starting to slip away which can be disconserting when you're a civil engineer and some of your projects are the ones slipping away. g

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SNAKEY

10:11AM | Wed, 02 February 2005

Super saturated image........ I have exactly a similar picture which I captured in the Hills of Himalayas...........and the lighting is very similar to this one. :O))

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