Purple Hellebore by durleybeachbum
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Description
In my cold windy wet garden at present.
Comments (27)
Very lovely Andrea. Both Julie and I love these flowers.
Great shot of of this beautiful flower. Here it is cold and windy too, but today the sun is shining.
This is so pretty i hope u have an original pic of this would love to see it.
Very cool flower - love the colours Great capture Andrea
Very beautiful shot,love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, Brandy! This is the orginal except for the blurred background!
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
gorgeous flower and capture
Wonderful shot. Aloha
Wonderful plant,
I do like these. The creamy stamens are so beautiful ... it's like they're dancing!
Love the contrast of colors
Surviving beautifully!!
Gorgeous colors on this flower :-) Lovely shot indeed.
The Native Americans of our southwest are superb potters. The Navajo and Hopi will often cut a small piece of clay out of the finished product before firing. They explain that only God is perfect. I thought about that story when looking at this beautiful image and thinking how perfect it was. Then I saw the little bite missing from one petal.
Outstanding color, contrast and patterns, Andrea.
very beautiful
lovely treatment of this iconic flower, we are having a good year with ours
Looks like some royalty amongst flowers - all in purple ... I couldn't grow them here - too warm! - but you would find them in the Southern States of OZ. lovely specimen, BB
Marvelous! I don't know diddly squat about flowers, except for the fact that some orchids are deceptive in that they're beautiful and completely nefarious, and there's apparently a fungus that causes flowers to grow rather exuberantly so that the fungus itself can spread its spore bearing tendrils among the pistils and stamens of a flower, thus hijacking pollinating insects for its own fungal needs; apparently the fungus in question is a kind of reverse parasite. Well, it's a parasite that actually enhances the host in exchange for the chance to mix pollen with its own spores. I suspect that this image has nothing to do with what I just wrote above, and yet...somehow it is all related in some quantum-Zen-coincidental way. I got to thinking about that while looking at this particular blossom: one that just so happens to dwell within the range of my favorite color. I love the fact that the unmodified flower petals themselves lend grace notes to the background digifiddle. Now that's brilliant!
Very nice, though unfamiliar to me! Very beautiful I think!
An enchanting shot of such a richly coloured bloom! Excellent!
Lovely flower great colour.
Beautiful never saw them this color before Hugs Susan~
Excellent color contrast and a zoom will provide a lovely look at the Stamens!
beautiful flower, great colors and details.
Excellent shot of this beauty...I can't quite decide if I love the purple ones best, or the white ones. I guess it's a tie!