Fox gloves. (Digitalis). by jayfar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is another shot from Barrington Court.
Please zoom to see the texture of the tree bark.

Comments (26)
Beautiful photo !!!!
a wonderful shot, fox gloves are so pretty.
Now I know what they are. Nice shot Jeff.
Great shot Jeff :)
always eye catching
Really lovely!
I love the charm of these foxgloves around this delightful tree with the stones in the forground. Thanks for sharing.
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Pretty.
Marvelous flower and capture my friend !!!
colors and composition in full harmony! delightful in this bright light! for me a gorgeous impression! ;o)
Harmonious indeed, what a beautiful bed!
Very interesting and wonderful work. Beautiful image
Oh good, I finally got one but I didn't know they were also known as digitalis. Pretty flowers in a beautiful setting. Nice catch.
for much better in full screen. beautiful flowers/bark
Beautiful!!!
Lovely Fox Gloves Jeff and we call those trees Alligator Trees because of the similar textures!
Very cool capture Love Foxglove
Wonderful capture my friend. God bless.
Wonderful Jeff. I do hope all is well with Julie.
Wonderful image, Jeff! I love foxgloves and the texture of the tree bark is fabulous!
Nice one Jeffers!!
A great photo with all that is to see on it, Jeff. Again a must zoom for all the details, and I had to giggle about the name Dana wrote, namely: 'alligator tree'. :D. Indeed this flower can kill you too, but I guess the name from Dana is not because this reason so.
A lovely shot, as kids we used to put the flowers on our finger tips.
What a delight, all those flowers blooming together and a stunning backdrop!
Now, these I've seen wild and some grow just next door to me.. Lovely flowers.. Great shot Jeff, looks to be a beautiful place. Rob