Wild Flower by beachzz
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There were lots of these little blooms along the Merced River last week. Jordan said it had been one of the biggest widlflowers seasons in a long time. I missed most of it, but it was easy to see where they were. I think he called this "rhodea", but I googled it and couldn't find a match. Either my spelling, or it was a different flower he pointed out---I lost track after a while!!
Comments (18)
I love wild flowers they often make the best of photographs at times, nice capture.
FABULOUS COLOURS! It's just begging for masses more postwork. Great shot.
Another little beauty; wildflowers are the best!
Gorgeous capture maz, nice colours!
Vibrant and quite beautiful.
awesome colors warm hugs, Linda
Wildly attractive! So many varieties of wild flowers.
Spectacular design in lovely textures, and violet and yellow colors/shades, M! I'm just wild about wildflowers!
Awesome explosion of color!
so lovely
Beautiful colors.... Aloha
Awesome color and contrast. Dana
very nice!
Just fantastic Marilyn and totally your colors!!! I love it! Don't worry about the name... even nameless they are gorgeous! :)
superb flower
¡HERMOSO TRABAJO... HERMOSAS FLORES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Perfect capture.wonderful flower.Great close up!
well you're gonna be shocked that I actually know a flower's name, but there is a flower from my landscaping days called rhodea japonica, and its flowers do look a bit like this. (There's also a great drive.) (Rhodea Drive???) (I'll move on...) Anyway, the shot is almost like a digital painting, it's so bursting; and the light in the center is luminous. The stamens look like a whipped cream confection! I agree with Andrea: This is ripe for some wabagoon photomanipulation: Let me at it, I'll have it destroyed in no time (lol). A real eye popper of a shot. And it's really nice that we still have lands with genuine wildflowers, growing untouched. They remind us how primal nature really is...