Tiger Tiger Burning Bright by auntietk
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Another iris from Walsterway's in Maltby, Washington.
I swear -- sometimes I don't know where these titles come from! If it doesn't make any sense to you, don't worry.

Comments (49)
wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would have developed this image, frame it, and hang it in the living room! What a gorgeous picture!!
By this is striking Tara :o)..I am one who does`nt understand the title ,but then I amonly a man :o) Mick
sure is wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda Kaye
A splendid and diverse array of color, blends, hues, tints and textures to greet these tired old eyes! What a fabulous macro of the esoteric iris taken with your Konica Minolta DiMage Z3! Simply stellar. But a Z3? That's the same as I have. I thought yours was a model Z6.
Oh..This is goegeous!! I agree completely with Faemike55:-))
It's a good title, I love this it is so beautiful. Very totally awesome shot!
Beautiful close up!!
Wow, this is a stunner. A fabulous capture.
This is totaly breathtaking Tara. Awesome color and detail. I'm still blushing! Dana
excellent shot!!
its gorgeous ! titles are a pain to name our work at times lol
Stunning colors for that iris
excellent macro
Splendid details! :)
Fantastic color and detail Tara!
the title makes perfect sense to me, it has the feel of a big flower-tiger, with a gaping jaw; and it captures the feel of the poem (by Blake). But it's also one of your flower portraits where you reveal the cavernous journey into the heart of a flower which, as every Georgia O'Keeffe lover knows, is a journey into the heart of the universe. (I assume you know O'Keefe's flowers, but if you don't, I'll send some. They're cosmic.) Flowers are, after all, the sexual organ of the plant kingdom, and when you consider the allure of procreation, what could be more astonishing than the beauteous mysteries of a flower's petals & stamens? You've captured them in all your flower shots; and here, in the characteristic coloring and undulations of the petals, in that red 'carpeting' (the stamens I presume)—your composition makes it a real invitation to the viewer—and in the deep chasm it leads to. Sumptuous & mysterious. Terrific shot.
Only one word for this picture WOW
Wow, gorgeous flower, outstanding capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!