Resurrection of the Frangipani ... by blondeblurr
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The seasonal spurt of the lovely 'Frangipani' has begun - also known as 'Plumeria' to some ...
Seriously though, doesn't this look like a rising claw out from the ground, like a resurrection?
hmmm, maybe not - just in my fantasy!
It should have been a late entry to the general Halloween celebrations ;)
BTW I did not change the colour - it was taken in the late arvo. (Aussie slang for afternoon ;)
Cheers Brigitte
aka: you know who ;)

Comments (29)
I just finished watching the movei, Predators and now I see this....just before I watch Bram Stoker's Dracula.....hmmmmmmm Very cool image Brigette
Wow, this is right off the wall! Love it!
Back from the dead for another year of blooming scary stuff...LOL ! I think I would change the title to "The Claw" or was that "The Craw" or even "Purple Powa" ??? nah, yours works just fine ! Super macro of a Mother Nature's wonder. Happy Helloweenie & ~Cheers~
Lovely.
Very beautiful Purple flower!!
Is this part of your 'Zombie Flower Series'? Gogeous color but somewhat menacing.
How very peculiar this is! Of course we don't grow this outdoors here so it is completely alien to me to see it at this stage. Amazing!
A beautiful shot of a flower that is unknown to me BB.
Excellent image!Nice colors!
Very nice capture and presentation!
Wow! Fascinating! I'm in the same sort of climate as Andrea, so I don't get to see this, either. What a beautiful thing!
Wonderful colors, superb capture!
How special is this one, Brigitte. Never seen, never heart from this kind of flowers. Well, flower, it looks more like coming out of a weird moovie-scene ;-). I looked on the Internet to find this kind of plant, but nothing looks as stunning as this great creepy one. A perfect performance you made with it, dear friend. Thinking off you all the time. And the time will come, I'll write you :D, ;-)!
blue against yellow,my two favorite colors,how can i not love it
aha pic taken at arvo! wonderful contrast and must be a flower with a wonderful perfume with this name! all a bit down under with the colors;) love it!
TERRIFIC WORK!
How amazing to catch it in this colour to give it this spooky look. It would have made a great halloween posting. Great to see it has started into the new growing season.
marvelous image
beautiful flower and colors, nice shot!
What a royale color!
In the preview, it looks like a fractal. And I thought, WOW. And as I looked right, I thought, WOW ... WOW. This plant looks really crude in this picture. This "crow feet" reminded me of the woodoo rituals. That's creepy. But the Frangipani is a wonderful plant. Here, however, rare. Julchen
Terrific shot. Beautiful colors.
splendide
oh noooo... it's a zombie flower... back from the dead.... aaahhhh... sweet shot of a perennial flower.... (avro... you guys from the future have a great use of language... I guess I'll have to learn that if'n I ever want to survive in the future!)
I think that it is a beautiful color and a great capture Brigitte. It is nice to see things that don't grow where we live.
That purple is almost iridescent- shifting between blue values at different angles. Quite a find, and a lovely capture!
Another one of your beautiful finds.
The color and shine remind me of an insect. I had a series of dreams one night about giant ants taking over the world. In each dream I was watching a newscast and they were getting closer and closer. In the last one the newsman said they would attack someone who was alone. You guessed it. I was totally alone. I decided not to go back to sleep for a while. That was many years ago, but now I see a giant insect claw rising out of my laptop. Sleep? . . .Sleep? . . . I don't think so. Great shot! The color is fantastic. I like your sculptures series so far, and look forward to seeing more.
(there's lucinda again...man, it's good to see her on RR...) Another of your pics where you take an object and make it jump off the page. You say you didn't change the color of the frangipani, but by placing it against that very bright, saturated yellow, you made a real jolt of a shot. (More opposites on the Color Wheel: more complementary colors---you have an innate knack for using these contrasting hues, you use them with real energy). It blasts forth into the background: Really bold and eye popping. And the sheen (which Lucinda talks about) is unreal: I mean, I know it's a real flower, but your light and such makes it look ceramic. Terrific bold portrait of an amazing flower; and even your signature is in a harmonizing purple...
Brigitte, I'm at 45 minutes, and I must get some sleep. I didn't realize how late it was when I came to your gallery. I'll come back soon. It's great to go romping through your offerings and choosing at random. You have so much life in this place. I hope you're doing well (in your summer); and I hope all's well in your life over all. Great stuff here!