Before and after. by jayfar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Here you see the Alium flowers in flower and seeding. This plant is a member of the onion family which stand tall and are a good plant to have in the border.
Have a good day. Jeff.

Comments (37)
Fascinating collage! You would almost not believe this was the same plant. The same sort of difference happens here with the Fireweed plant.
great collage !! like both :) lovely color !!
in a way I like the seedheads even more than the flower.
Stunning captures my friend. God Bless.
Beautiful flowers, excellent shots.
This is superb amazing capture !!
WOW! They are so beautiful in each their own way. Excellent shots.
Fascinating to see just how different they are - nice idea!
Very beautiful photo of something i have never seen thanks for sharing this with us.
super idea
One of my favourite flowers, Jeff.
WONDERFUL!!!!!!!
Wonderful collage , Jeff !Splendid colors !
So that's what it is1 Saw some of these ...had NO idea! Cheers mate lol Great collage and shots! Rob
bien vu!!
A COUPLE OF REAL BEAUTIES jEFF
Excellent capture and collage! It looks stunning both ways. :)
This is a wonderful collage.
Great photos. This flower is in my garden too!
they are beautiful both ways. they remind me of fireworks
Both shots are really beautiful!
love this Alium- (gigantum)?, wonderful in both variations!
lovely shots
DOUBLE BEAUTY
I discovered their beauty this year .I have one that is in seed and two still in flower .They are a very interesting plant :o) Mick
What a difference, but both look beautiful. Excellent photos.
superb, amazing images
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Beautiful!
Wow how did you get it to change so fast :)- Great Job !