Tangerine Dream by auntietk
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A rose from the Whidbey garden tour. This was at Ravensea.
I couldn't resist the title, even though I'm not wild about the band. If you want to hear some really talented people playing excellent music I just don't happen to like, look up Tangerine Dream and you can judge for yourself.
Comments (27)
very beautiful fully bloomed rose, love that orange color..
Beautiful, beautiful rose, Tara! Wonderful photo of this beauty! And I absolutely LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE Tangerine Dream! I have a ton of thier music! I'll admit some of it is a bit avant-garde, but most of the stuff I have is really kick-butt! I couldn't help but smile at the title of this one! :-D
Oh so pretty!
Gorgeous capture of this rose, that colour is to die for! Especially with that TINY hint of purple just to the right of it...well done!
that was also the name of a psychedelic band from germany way back in late 60s early 70s.nice shot.
Love the layered petals in this gorgeous color. TD is a must have in my life. What ever music listening device I have TD is on it...lol
do look wonderful . color and texture here
Simply gorgeous rose. This garden tour was one great opportunity for us folks with cameras... Nicely done:*
My first tought was mmm, orange sherbert! This really does look good enough to eat. Outstanding composition.
Lovely rose Tara, never heard of the band though, will have to look them up lol..
This is one of those times where I've got to stop and eat the roses! Great shot
Oeee wow - scrumptious!!!! What an enormous and stunning rose and you did a great job capturing it Dierbaar! Most wonderful!
Exquisite shot and great title. I happen to agree with you about the band - excellent musicians, just not my cup of tea...
A SUPER composition! (No black spot either...)
Splendid rose! :)
Such a beautiful rose, Tara. A wonderful capture. Hugs. Diane. xx
LOVELY!!! SO LOVELY!!! You really made a wonderful shot here.
superbe rose!!
Your title actually made me think of the line in Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds-- "Picture yourself in a boat on a river, With tangerine trees and marmalade skies" Guess that's TWO lines, but either way, your foto has a dreamy, soft look that's simply gorgeous. And the color--well, good enough to eat!!
beautiful rose
Lovely capture of a wonderful rose!!!!!!!!
What a shot! WOW! I love that color, and I have to admit that I'm not too crazy about Tangerine Dream either...well I DO like their soundtrack to the film, Legend with Tom Cruise, Mia Sara (Whatever happened to her?) and Tim Curry in rather extravagant makeup and costuming...but in all honesty, the visuals and the music are about all that I like in terms of that movie. It's a Ridley Scott flick, and it had such potential, but the visuals far outweighed the plot and the acting was...well...aside from Tim Curry as Darkness--you really should check out that costume!--the film was quite underwhelming. Jerry Goldsmith did the original score, and you can hear it in the European version of the film: it's a bit quirky, but then Jerry Goldsmith did some quirky stuff; it's good, solid movie-score music, but it's also a wee bit too heavy in the fairytale-motif department. Tangerine Dream did the American version of the score, and that's the one everyone of this side of the pond knows. Funny...I think it's the best music they've done...it's not marvelously excellent, but there's a bit (when Darkness is on the rampage) that actually reaches Interest Level 9...there's an eerie waltz as well and that reaches a solid Interest Level 8...and indeed, the whole score is pretty good, as an 80s era soundtrack that's heavy on the synthesizers and somewhat...well...80s-dated and quaint now. But yeah, I've attempted to listen to OTHER examples of Tangerine Dream's work...and well...I've forgotten nearly all of it. Are they even still around? Wouldn't they be Slightly Rusty Vermillion Dream now, since they're a lot older and their color has probably darkened? WOW! I just looked back at what I wrote! Jeez, when I'm on a tear! Thankfully you didn't make a reference to The Eurythmics! I'd still be spewing all sorts of 80s Nostalgia right now, and probably launching into an analysis of a little known Eurythmics gem: the score to the film 1984 and the loopiness of Annie Lennox singing such gems as "Doubleplus Good," "Room 101" and "Sexcrime." Jeez! I should go looking for that! It's a humdinger of 80s Synth-excess, with "jungle drums." Remember those? I think the song "Julia" actually hit the Billboard Charts, but I'm not certain. Corey would know! Okay, NOW I'm really gonna tone it down and just focus on this shot! You know, I find it quite hard to do floral shots. I have a few that came out okay, but all in all, they're not the easiest thing for me. My timing is...um...unique. I point my camera at a colorful thing stuck to the top of a plant and a breeze starts! It never fails. So then I get a flower-colored blur with a green spot on it! So, needless to say, I'm quite impressed with any kind of floral shot...especially one that has these kinds of details. I mean, look at those petals! Those petals have petals! And I really like the not-yet-open bud; it reminds me of a piece of jewelry for some reason. That's the first thing I noticed, probably because I like the way it looks as if it's held with those little clasps you see on antique rings. The light in this is great also, I love the variation in it. So, after ranting on and on, and on a bit, I'm gonna just stop right here and tell you that I really like this a lot!
After the last comment, Great shot seems inadequate, but I'm a man of few words.
Another pillow to lay upon.. A delight for the eyes.. Lovely shot Rob.
A dream indeed! Clive
Beautiful orange rose...love the name...excellent
Unbelievable color and detail in this capture Tara and wonderful to see that more are blooming. Dana