Vernal Equinox by sandra46
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Description
It looks that today, and not tomorrow is the real vernal equinox. Anyway, I'm posting these pretty flowers from Patrick's garden for you all. Actually the garden flowers are especially in the care of his wife Milena, and these are her pride and joy. She told me the name of these flowers, but I'm a lost case, and a I can't remember it!
Just a bit of postwork.... ;D
Thanks for your kind comments.

Comments (53)
no big matter the name but they are beautiful.
They are beautiful flowers and something i have not seen as of yet.
Awesome shot.
Bellissimi fiori , gfantastica immagine , Sandra ! Tradizionalmente ho considerato oggi l'equinozio , come ci hanno insegnato da bimbi a scuola .Na sarà sempre così? A me sembra che le stagini non coincidano più con questa terminolgia , riesce molto difficile capire che stagione sia .
Stunning and beautiful flowers indeed, love them. hugs Jane xx
They are very beautiful and lovely details!
Very marvelous capture!
So pretty!!
Splendid bright splash of colour!
You can always depend on Andrea to come up with a name for a flower. Nicely done...so colorful.
Andrea never let's us down, when it comes to her knowledge of flowers, a new one to me as well and absolutely divine, BB
so beautiful and brilliant color
Like your BG to these lovely flowers!
Fantastic macro, looks very beautiful!
PURE BEAUTY
Beauty!!!
Very beautiful flowers in this capture, Sandra!! :o)
How lucky to be rid of winter.
Very beautiful erland
Beautiful macro Sandra!
gorgeous image, beautiful!!! (yeah, was mistaken too, spring came early, in every sense........)
Très belle fleur :)
because of the almost 'posed' sense in the flowers---like they assumed these positions for you---and their vivid hues and saturated whites; and because of their placement against your muted earthen background with either soft-focussed forms or abstracted forms...this has the feeling of a powerful graphic piece, the flowers awash in a deep mature warmth, while the background is like a deep summer brown. It's spring with a very powerful presence; and very warm & almost Japanese in spots, the way the flowers play against a 'designed' background, as in a print. A fine warm welcome to spring, which---in many places this year---was welcomed with some unusually warm weather.