Another Merced Wildflower by beachzz
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Description
As my son and I walked the north fork of the Merced River, we saw all kinds of gorgeous wildflowers. He knows the names of most of them, but this one is a mystery. I missed the big bloom, he told me, but there were still riots of color everywhere.
Comments (17)
Eye popping color! Nice work!
Lovely by you. 5+.
Lovely warm tones Maz!
How lovely!
Stunning color pops Marilyn... a delightful and very happy image... just like you I presume.... grin
Wow! This one shouts "Hey, look at me" Beautiful color and composition.
The varied shades on this really are beautiful.
beautiful capture so bright with smiles warm hugs, Linda
Stark lighting sharply illuminates a vast myriad of color blends and textures in this fine composition, Missy Marilyn!
Such beautiful colors always makes me think of taffy lol. nice capture
Wonderful collection of reds, oranges, and gold colors. There has to be a mutual attraction:)
cool shot
lovely and wild x
superb light
How beautiful, I love the little power-puffs on the ends of the stems! Great capture!
Awesomme color and detail. Dana
I'm sure the more untouched regions of that area—or any area that hasn't been domesticated—are filled with flowers whose origins predate our many domesticated species of plantlife. This looks primal; and the shot is awash in oranges, yellows & reds, and has all that strange undulating texture that you get when you photograph nature's wilder moments. The petals & stems in shots like these become a kind of underwater kingdom...power & beauty abound. And it's amazing that your son knows all of these. I guess it comes from being there so many times...It's always wonderful how a single trip gives you so many vital shots & memories...you should be paid to travel.