Happy 4th of July by tennesseecowgirl
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These are flowers I received from a member here for my birthday which is today. So I get to celebrate this holiday twice ... yay. Thank you Michael for the flowers they are beautiful and such a wonderful surprise. And I wish you all a fun and safe 4th of July!!! hugsssssssss
Comments (79)
And a belated Happy 4th to you and your family. Cheers!
Lovely rendition...Hope you had a lovely 4th as well.
Happ (belated) Burfday to you..... and your homeland.... sucha sweet gift!
Colorful!
Awesome lilies Lynell and a very happy birthday and 4th!
How beautiful what a lovely gift! Happy belated birthday! Hope you had a great day.
What a magnificent bouquet and presentation to celebrate the nation's anniversary in the best way possible! This is a wonderful capture you've come up with here!
Wonderful image! Happy Birthday even though very late! :)
Wonderful image and presentation. Looks superb!
Better late than never so they say, forgive my lateness. This is one fantastic dedi to celebrate the 4th July, I love the flowers and your presentation Lynell very much, hope you had a good time. hugs Jane xx
great job on this photo erland
Beautifully done. I know it is late, but Happy Birthday Lynell!
Beautiful!
Colorful image!
Absolutely a beauty! Hope you are doing good! have a great summer :-)
Great still life shot my dear!!!Bravissima!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
This would make a lovely greeting card ...
Very pretty!
well, belated happy birthday---and this was a year ago! (Nice timing, Mark!) You've often shown your inner feel for design; you've shown it throughout your gallery. And this is a really fine example of it, Lynell. You've somehow "packaged" the flowers into a container made of visual space; you've allowed all the different elements of the bouquet---including the blue ribbon/silk (whatever that material is)---to come to the fore. And you've made a still life out of it all---with the big red flower on the left, like the whole thing moves to that point. Boom---it opens up, there. I think this is beautiful, beautifully captured and conceived. And a fine 4th of July image too!