Captive Audience (for Mrs Ratbag) by durleybeachbum
Open full image in new tab Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
To wish you a Happy Birthday, Denise, and a healthy, stress-free and productive year ahead!
One of the few sunflowers who survived the molluscs this year telling her neighbours all about it.

Comments (20)
beautiful photo and lovely scene... it realy looks like she is telling some to her audience
Lol and they are all ears or is that blooms. Amazing capture and dedication Andrea. God bless.
Stunning pic and flowers
Lovely.
belle photo!
Super capture and dedication!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How gorgeous this is! She has no scars that I can see, they'll never believe her...darn those molluscs! A marvelous capture and dedi, thanks so much Andrea!
wonderful and beautiful capture Andrea great gift for Denise. I can almost hear her describe the harrowing events and the collective gasps from her audience
Ein tolles Bild
Very rich, lush colors & composition - beautiful. I especially like those curly green parts with hairs at the end of the stem. I imagine those have a name that botanists use, but I have no idea what it is...
I love this, as I can see the flowers listening to the sunflower :o)))
All in Sunday school!! Great pic.
Hehe! this is comical, and perfect for the birthday girl :)
Excellent and beautiful composition !!!
Great shot maybe... "Now settle down little one's.. I want to tell you a story how we survived this summer"... :-)
Gorgeously captured !
Lots of bright colours.
An excellent photo - it looks like a teacher talking to her pupils - sound familiar?
Wonderful shot! Great POV and love the smaller flowers in the background. Perfect dedication image!
What a stunning and unique POV! It does look like an elder telling the young ones about the hard times. "Tell us about the blitz, grandma." "Well, children, there they was, 'undreds of'em, grey and slimy. They took me 'usband first. Then the air force attacked. The birds et until they could barely fly. After that it was the infantry. The frogs and ground beetles nearly finished them off. We lost so many good sunflowers that season. But they didn't get me." Or so I imagine.