A Real Standout by wysiwig
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This is a semi-cactus fimbriated dahlia called a Pink Pastelle. It is quite showy as you can see. It took forever to identify. As a result I am getting a real education.
Comments (15)
alanwilliams
glorious
jmb007
belle fleur!!
drifterlee
It's really beautiful!
Faemike55
very cool capture Mark looks great
rockstrider
Beautiful flower and capture Mark!
durleybeachbum
What a show-off! A real blowsy tart of a dahlia!
sandra46
VERY BEAUTIFUL
tennesseecowgirl
It is kind of like a treasure hunt trying to identify some of the flowers out there, if you go to the botanical garden and they have signs next to some of the flowers I would suggest taking photos of those signs before your photos so you can remember all the names beautiful shot
JuliSonne
The first leaves say goodbye and new unfold. A long flowering season and a beautiful delicate pink ...... wonderful. (your last comment .... LOL )
netot
Beautiful flower, I still can´t believe that a cactus can Bloom in this glorious way. Great capture, Mark!
bobrgallegos
A most beautiful flower and great capture of it!!
auntietk Online Now!
Well, I knew for sure it was a dahlia! LOL! Beautiful bloom, and I love your postwork.
vaggabondd
this is a beautiful capture, this flower looks huge,
danapommet
Lovely color and shape. I also like the backlighting!
myrrhluz
Beautiful flower and capture! I like the orange tone of the petals in the center and the way that the petals become gradually more pink and disheveled the further from the center they are. Wonderful back-lighting and post work. I really like the texture of the petals and the low saturation on the background. Thanks for the identification. I looked it up and was asked if I meant pink pastel and shown a lot of lips, china, shoes, and even a pink faucet raining down pink doubloons. When I added dahlia, I had much better luck. I read that "This plant is likely to need stalking." I looked again and realized that it was not needy of obsessive observation, but rather of 'staking'.