The Fallen by durleybeachbum
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Description
The blossom lasts such a short time.
A different composition
Comments (19)
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Splendid capture Andrea
yes they last a very short time, but give so much joy
A lovely but sad image Andrea.
I quite like this phase in the process, you get a glorious pink carpet.
Beautiful composition,excellent done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A beautiful composition made more interesting by the one fallen leaf! Nicely done Andrea!
Sometimes you can be forgiven to think it is snowing. Its a shame is goes so quickly.
Hmm.. Not the right time to fall. Looks like a chestnot leaf...I am probably not right, but it is beautiful image, Andrea :-) Atleast I am right about that. :)
How fortunate we are for you to share these gorgeous petals before they disappear forever. Outstanding catch of the mix of gorgeous colors and the fallen leaf is a cute addition.
An outstanding image and composition. The leaf covers the petals as if to protect them. For some reason this reminded me of the Kamikazi pilots. They were known as Cherry Blossoms because, like the blossoms, for one brief glorious moment they were at their peak of youth and beauty and then would fall to earth.
They look beautiful, even if they are fallen. Fantastic shot!
A beautiful vision, Andrea, you treated this so well...your postwork of all the petals makes them seem like dreams, now, while the leaf is sharp and clear. It does feel like a farewell of sorts, or a celebration of a life. The black background adds to that totally, as does your blurbed and colonized treatment of all the petals. (That was "blurbed", not "blurred".) And that gold-yellow against all that pink-white is strking. Beautiful piece, very evocative of "fallen". It stood out as soon as it went up---I saw it almost immediately---and in full view it's a whole painting. (Interesting comment by Mark, too, who always leaves such fascinating comments on RR.)
excellent
Lots of piles of petals around here right now too; they're still lovely that way too, until they brown and the wind blows them away. Wonderful shot!
cool
Beautifully composed.
Death and birth - I love it Andrea!
Gorgeous, love it!