Colorful Columbine by beachzz
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These sweet little flowers just appeared out of nowhere in Marcos' garden. We have em in all colors, this one and some pink and white ones as well. I just love free flowers, as you well know!!
We're on the road again, in Eugene, Oregon at the moment, on our way to Montana. We'll pick up Marcos' boat he left there last summer, and make our way home via Yellowstone, Glacier Nat'l Park, and who knows where else. Drove right by Mount Shasta today, though I was driving. Had Marcos take a couple of fotos; we'll see how he did!!
Comments (9)
lovely
The only thing better than free flowers are more free flowers! I love the colors and the shape is so touchable. There's something about the colors that I find really soothing. The colors are bright and vivid and alive, but soothing. I guess it's one of those flower sorts of things: I mean, only insects and flowers can make colors like orange and red seem "mellow." Funny how that works. This is really quite pretty in that good-lookin' sort of way.
Great colors captured !!!
I love what you did to this! They are one of my favourites, so easy, so varied and so promiscuous that the offspring are often a huge surprise.
This is great. From memory I think Mount Shasta is an extinct volcano. Please feel free to correct me if I am wrong, which I could possibly be!!!!
Very good capture
I love that drive up past Mt Shasta; it's been a while now since I've done it, I may have to think about a road trip. As far as this shot, wowie! I'd love to have these volunteering in my garden, I can't seem to grow them past their first year. Oh well, eh? Glad you got them, and this lovely shot!
Have a great time, and be careful in the mountains! This is gorgeous. I always loved seeing these come up in the garden!
Big bold splashes of color, your postwork made it big splashes and splotches of very vivid color. The flower seems to be in a transfixed state. It reminds me of many of the flower pics you posted a few years back. And your background is like teardrops of color, dripping down the shot like melted wax...very visceral and vital.