Life's Cycle by nongo
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
Description
I'm so facinated by the cycles of this poppy.
The textures and colors are intriguing to me.
enjoy please...
Comments (20)
sharky_
It never fade away but reveals another beauty to itself. Excellent shot. Aloha
GiMi53
I understand and share you fascination... excellent macro ! :~)
jazzmyn
I'm with you on this, it IS facinating indeed!!! Love the dark purple skirt!!!! ****
eyeland
This photo expresses your fascination in a way that communicates & spreads the fascination to others - what more can one ask from a photographer?
jacro
superbe macro de ce coeur de coquelicot,magnificent colors and details,excellent shot!
thevolunteer
Yes, even when dying, othr beauties are revealed. Great macro. Love the purple too. Aloha
WandM
Saying goodbye is a hard part in the cycle of life.Very well illustrated!
MaydaMason
you've reason... poppies are awesome! always different during their life!
marybelgium
Wonderful macro shot ! Yes fascinating !
Akinom
Superbly seen and and seen! Brava Akemi! v*****
sputter
You are miraculous with your camera! This is so beautiful and expressive!
kansas
A wonderful photo. Very graphic display of your title.
vlaaitje
poppies are awesome, great shot!!
Tedz
A stunner for sure :]
logiloglu
a fascinating flower photography. excellent done,Akemi. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!
cynlee
thanks for showing us :] they are like little well dressed dancers
Enmos
Yes, they are gorgeous in any state of their cycle !! Beautiful capture here Akemi !!! :o)
foresight
Supburb image Akemi, love the cycles you've captured!!!! Bravo!!!!***
keeneye
Beauty replacing beauty, amazing!!!!!!!!! perfect!!!!!
jcv2
After the blooming the decay will inevitably take progress... And to monitor those stages is very fascinating!