Prickly Poppy Portrait by auntietk
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Description
A closer view of those wild poppies in Texas.
Comments (22)
Beautiful - looks like a ruffled chiffon (or is it taffeta?) dress that has been set a-swirling...
Excellent photo Tara.
Much more beautiful than its common name here, the Poached Egg plant!
fine shot
lovely !!
Beautiful and zoom is even more beautiful Tara.
Superb capture Tara. God bless.
Beautiful poppy and great light.
What a beautiful flower, and I love this subdued lighting shot!
Delicate and Beautiful!!!!
Fantastic capture, looks so delicate and ready to just blow away on the wind.
Beautiful close up and wonderful detail.
Delicate and wonderful !!
Beautiful closeup and lovely details.
What a gorgeous poppy it is. Love the little red thing in the center :-)
Also a pretty poppy portrait! :-D Lovely shot of this blossom, Tara! :-D
How wonderful soft colors
Elegant is what comes to mind. This is so very beautiful. I miss seeing the flowers in the different states. We traveled a lot when I was a child. I remember even then being amazed by the wild flowers. Beautiful.
Marvelous POV!
this is off topic, but I love Rod's comments, one for their passion and observation and love for you and bill, and two, because he usually gives you "2 tiered" comments, with a final line a few spaces down. It's like a 2 course meal! And second, you'll have to bear with yet another comment on zooming, but once again, people who didn't see your full intentions---in the full view---missed some beautiful detail. The flower is a burst of radiant lines zooming outwards, accentuated by the zoom of the stamens. It's like someone designed it that way. And the back petals have that quality too. Those lines are part of the flower, I realize, but you brought them out very strongly. The light makes it like taffeta, yes (claude), or crepe, etc. And the compo puts it slightly to our right, which makes it stand out all the more, with the greenery to the left. Denise does lots of shots with a plant slightly off-center; I'm a big fan of that (she also does shots from one corner), and this is a prime reason of how beautiful it can be...A beautiful flower shot, and a real burst inside the flower itself. Glad to see you postworking photography, I hope it continues as the days go on. Unless you're getting a nice cleansing break (which we all need). It's just a treat to see your work whenever you return to it...
Amazing what this photo shows. It's totally inner life, with all the little details, which are as if a secret is unfolded.
Excellent detailing you've captured, very delicate aren't they? Lovely Rob