Elsie Jury by durleybeachbum
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One of my most favourite Camelias.
I moved her a few years ago and it certainly paid off. She stopped sulking and put a spurt on and is reliably covered in bloom every year.
Comments (16)
What a craclink shot Andrea!
Such a pretty pink :)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Very beautiful blossom
I love that ruched interior, what a beautiful camellia!
Superb lovely flower
So jealous. Maybe that's why ours are so quiet. They sit in the shade most of the time.
Beautiful!!!
That outer cup shape with the riot of petals inside is a lovely form. I can see why you like her so much!
Loverly color and tortuous petal configurations in this pic of your fav camellia, Andrea. And, an Elsie Jury to me means a panel of twelve cows, sitting in judgement of the accused at a trial.
Like Elsie too...and your subtle postwork pops her right out for us to see.
Lovely flower.
A beautiful camellia, perfectly photographed. You must have green fingers, with you all the plants seem to thrive very well.
Beautiful flower.... you have captured it wonderfully.
A beautiful shot, with the flower and leaves facing directly at us (there doesn't appear to be much angle). And your postwork, though subtle, turns the surfaces into a collection of very finessed carved surfaces. I think the flower is postwork-free, or at least largely postwork-free; but the surrounding is postworked by contrast, with wonderful bold flat small surfaces, while the whites (as a result of those surfaces) beams out wherever it's present. I love what you've done with the buds on the right (if those are buds); and the white all over the right-side leaves looks like luscious paint spilled all over them. A wonderful collection, and the flower itself jumps out of the composition in a burst. Love your combined postwork pieces---they work so naturally. I've never tried that, but boy you do it wonderfully. This is beautiful.
A lovely bloom and color - gorgeous!