Gay Sue by durleybeachbum
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Description
Just when the much of the garden is withdrawing in preparation for winter, Autumn-flowering Camelia sasanqua 'Gay Sue' covers herself in these wonderful frilly musk-scented flowers.
She is a reliable joy at this time of year,and by the time she is over the spring flowering camelias are starting.

Comments (24)
Absolutely beautiful shot!
your Camelia is just beautiful, i must try to plant one next spring.. perfect done with the water drops and dark background! thank you for write her Name, so i will perhaps found one..
Light out of darkness...a beauty.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Gorgeous! I love the soft color and the contrast against the dark background. What a nice thing to have an autumn bloomer that takes you through to the next season. I wouldn't have named it Sue ... I would have named it Hope.
She really is a beauty.
like the lighting here
So pretty with all the droplets on it.
gorgeous !
Very beautiful bloom love the water drops on it
This is one of the best flower shots I have seen.
perfect pic.
This is a very beautidul camelia with its decorative droplets :)
Loved her name!!
It's amazing how flowers lift one's mood...well they lift mine anywayzz!
A super flower for this time of year.
Oh my, did you fool me with that title. I was expecting a female of the lesbian persuasion. Gay Sue, indeed. That said, a top notch macro of this lovely, dew bedecked Camelia, Andrea.
Must like cold and rainy weather. Tough girl. She presents a gorgeous appearance and you have captured all of it in this superb image.
It's a beauty! Well done.
Top notch in my book!
Beautiful lighting and drops
It's nice that flowers still have scents.. so many of the hybrids these days have no smell. lovely capture, I like the water droplets on the petals.
A beautiful dew drop covered Camelia with just the right amount of color in the center!
So very lovely to see this in the darker season, Andrea.