Cymbidium by durleybeachbum
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Description
The cymbidiums are all in flower at the moment and give everyone who sees them great pleasure.
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Comments (18)
Very lovely indeed.
what a delight and good pw!
Very beautiful.
beautiful
SUPERLATIVE WORK!
very beautiful flowers Great capture
Beautiful photo.
I really love this delicate looking shot. thanks for sharing.
Such a beautiful flower it is.
Gorgeous!
So beautiful! They're giving me great pleasure, as well. :)
WOW! They are so pretty. Love the colors here.
Truly beautiful and wonderfully captured... nature is the greatest artist of all and you capture it so well.
Just Beautiful! Aloha
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Lovely understated colour.
A beautiful capture Andrea and an exquisite close-up on FlickR - Tizzy25 continues to impress me. I hope they are for sale in the US. I'll let you know!!!
Wow, what a difference between the two shots. The other version (flickr) is a sensuous, spilling closeup; while this is more a 'group portrait', and it has a delicate display feel to it---ie, with a strong design sense. Delicate, almost Oriental. Also, it looks like they're in front of some kind of multi-sided glass thing---upper right corner---something metallic perhaps: This adds to the many lights in the piece. And you have some of your signature postwork in the lower and middle right, where you break the hues into flat overlapping masses---I love how they 'happen' there, when they're not found in the rest of the piece. I really like this different postwork for different sections approach you've shown us; it's inspiring me to think in "sectionals" more. It's very effective. The flowers are so soft and gentle, here...a beautiful portrait, with very sensitive postwork. And btw, Andrea: Let me not write another jot without thanking you for your wonderful comments and support of my work. I'm one of several here who regard you as a terrific creative artist, so to be able to excite you with my art means a great deal to me. You were one of the reasons I kept posting candids, for example: Your observations have meant a lot to me: So thank you, I'm glad I can give you some pleasure. (Now, if you had real comedy-sense, you'd come to my next upload and write: "Mark? This SUCKS! I almost lost my breakfast...but no offense..." I'd pay you all the crown jewels in Europe for that...) Seriously though, thank you Andrea. It's really meant a lot to me.