Forget-me-nots by durleybeachbum
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
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
Mysotis in my garden. I know folk who get their gardeners (! I don't have one of those) to rip these out, and the bluebells and anything else that isn't bought this year.
I LOVE the way they fill the spring borders until I'm ready to let them seed and put out my young plants.
I'm not sure I ever noticed the different coloured centres before. But then again I may have just forgotten.
Comments (19)
One of my fave flowers when I find them in the wild. How can anyone dig these up? Oh well takes all sorts I suppose. Cracking pic Andrea!!
who are you?...;)
I'll have to ask the nurse.
Forget-me-nots (Vergissmeinnicht) very beautiful capture,excellent,like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How beautiful they are. An excellent shot, wonderful colours, light and fantastic details!
in zoom, these are sensual and almost fabric-like, the surfaces are like young hair growth or a very gentle nap (as in the nap of fabric). I don't know flower varieties well enough to know that these have different-colored centers, but the centers are beautiful and delicate; and, in your capture, they are like little jewels, or like little baked pastries. (Go along with me on that, they look edible, lol.) The dark bokeh'd background is perfect for these light blue flowers (with tinges of purple. And the two purple buds behind are sweet accents. Hope people zoom, this is quite sensual in full size. Beautiful capture, Andrea. (I'm commenting on your most recent image---I did this in TWO galleries this morning, yours and Denise's, and it's a rarity, so mark it in your calendars! It may not come your way for another 200 years...I'm always days behind, which makes me feel terrible, like the guy who comes to the party at 2 a.m. and everyone's gone home. It doesn't stop me from commenting, mind you, but still, I'm always late. So this morning, I got here on time. I know, thrills, chills, Mark...but it's rare. Beautiful shot!)
lovely and sweet little flowers
@ Mark...I am always later than you...which works for me because I can just ditto your great comments :) Beautiful shot Andrea
A super shot and a very beautiful soft blue.
I would keep them, they are so pretty. Been to see janeeden today & she has some beautiful bluebells in her front garden.
Wonderful shot of these beautiful flowers ! The different colored centers is a unusual and attractive bonus. Thanks for sharing Andrea.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Why would anyone not want these in their garden, they are gorgeous. A wonderful image made better in zoom. I believe one flower has a little visitor, possibly a ladybird.
so sweet forget me not! wonderful blue!
I love these too; the roadsides all along Bridle Trails Park on both sides are thick with them this year, and it's so lovely to see. I'm trying to get some going in my garden, no luck yet. They'll probably take off when it comes time to move and my landlady will curse me forever...
LOL! I also enjoy reading the comments sometimes and this is no exception :-) But I do love forgetmenots and I sometimes find a few in my garden. THen i get thrilled. But I dont grow them on purpose. This is a very wonderful capture, Andrea :)
A revelation to see them zoomed..and the colour is wonderful!
Fabulous capture!
Oh, these are such precious flowers and a wonderful capture of them. So nicely presented, Andrea!
A beautiful photo and I am amazed at the different colored centers! Very unique.