Flowers in the House 53 by durleybeachbum
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Dandelion, Marsh Marigold, Bluebell, Epimedium
A clser look here
Comments (16)
Wow what a beautiful display ! 👍
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Love it!!! I am inspired to go find a few flowers to bring in the house now. :)
Just as you told me, that you vase them and have them in the house :) Super pics.
What a gorgeous bunch of flowers, Andrea and I am so glad you also like Dandelions :-)
A lovely posy.
Wonderful
They look so pretty!!
Wonderful shot. Wild flowers are the most beautiful flowers.
What a wonderful mix of colors and shapes. Just beautiful. Perhaps you ran a Victorian flower shop in a previous life.
lovely colors
Nothing nicer than a bunch of wild flowers.
lovely composition of bouquet and photo
Stunning colours, and your epimedium have a lot more going on in their centers than the ones I've seen here. Bright and beautiful!!!!
I'm skipping back again to get more of the older pieces I haven't commented on yet. When this went up, I remember the power of the white, how it set off the bouquet, and how the frosted windows atop acted like stained glass behind it all. But on second inspection, I appreciate your angle even more, because it looks like the flowers are all reaching up to greet us. A joyous big reception of stems, flowers, and different hues and shapes, with lots of spaces between them, as we move up. It's framed for the angles too---just an exuberant beautiful capture of reaching flowers, with your acute design sense giving us the perfect background. So bright. More beautiful still life work from you, Andrea.
Btw, I've said this many times, but my knowledge of plant names bites the grand wazoo. Denise called these "epidemiums"? (I don't have her comment in front of me, 'cause when you comment on a comment, all other comments disappear.) Why didn't I know that name, whatever it is? Ya know, you people could all be making these up, just picking heavy-sounding latin words, and it could be a big conspiracy for the 2 or 3 of us here who don't know squat about botany. It's humiliating. I don't wanna start a fight, but I'm not happy about this. (You post flowers with names like "Carmelia St. George," or "Orchidius Demetrius' Mistress". I never knew any of those names before I came here.)
A beautiful color combination and the Blue Bells are delightful!