Lily in Abstract by mbz2662
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Several days ago caressingthedark had a couple of images with Stargazer Lilies. It inspired me to look back at some images I had taken of Stargazer lilies in May. So I dedicate this to caressingthedark and his lovely wife :)
I just resized and framed. Thanks for you looking. My previous upload "~Simply Red~". Thanks for your comments. I look forward to them.
Have a beautiful day/night~!
Hugs,
~Melinda~
Comments (12)
Very beautiful capture, Melinda! it looks very nice and it is a wonderful dedication to two very wonderful people
wonderful looking
Wonderful close up. Almost makes me think this is edible.
Terrific effects in this abstract of the Stargazer lilies, Melinda, but they do look like big chunks of watermelon with filaments or wicks growing out on top.
SPLENDID close-up ! I love the colors and lighting !
A fuzzy watermelon...LOL This really is superb work! Your talent is showing!
Oh Melinda thank you so much for this wonderful dedication. This is exceptional photography. I can smell its fragrance already. The pink in this is so beautiful. My wife laughs at me because when I smell stargazers up close I always get the pollen on my nose. Again thank you so much. You are so sweet.
Beautiful work!
Beautiful macro!!
Interesting image. Beautiful! Almost ominous (and I mean that in a good way.) I'm reminded of an alien landscape when I see this--not necessarily a foreign planet sort of thing, but something organic and with a propensity to exude drops of digestive acid to break down anything that's landed on that surface. Of course, when I looked at the thumbnail, I was reminded of strawberries. And all of that is what I like about this image. It's something distinct, and is a part of something that has nothing to do with the wild journeys of the mind it inspires, and yet the mind's wanderings are so intimate to this image that it actually becomes unpleasant and difficult to separate them. For me, great art does just this sort of thing; it lets you see something, and it reflects something of your own interior/psychic space. Irises are comforting to some, just as digestive-acid-exuding organisms are comforting for me (unless I'm the one they're digesting, then that's an all-together different story!) I also love the kind of watermelon-ish/strawberry colors, and the implications of strawberry seeds, when you see only the thumbnail of this image. That it's actually Iris details makes it all the more compelling, since you've captured the essential Iris-ness of your subject, but framed what you saw/captured in such a way as to open up all sorts of possibilities. Yeah, I love stuff like this! It's like getting free fun stuff, just because.
gorgeous image Melinda!!
Awesome macro especially in Zoom mode. Dana