after a freeze rose buds by Richardphotos
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
I have heard that roses are actually a cold weather plant. well, I believe it. from my yard
Comments (22)
Beautiful capture!
Wonderful close-up, beautiful photo.
Chilling weather does seem to encourage bud development, perhaps awakening an urgency to flower before a killing frost.
Very sweet rose buds, superb photo, Richard!
very pretty...good eye !!!
Great close-up !!!
I like these soft colors, wonderful shot, Richard !
The ice storm finally did in my petunias....poor little things. My roses had already set hips and gone dormant. Beautiful shot!
Beautiful shot!! Wzll done!!
Marvelous closeup my friend !!!
Cool capture....
Your talent with the camera is amazing!
Marvelous image!
I didn't know that about roses...but I'd believe it, since they seem awfully sturdy...this is a shot of a few buds and lots of leaves, and it's scraggly rough-hewn feel makes it primal. Very sweet shot, Richard, showing the rose not being opulent---as it most often is captured---but being a survivor; prickly and defiant. And I like your carpet of colors in the background. Like a bokeh'd abstract expressionist painting.
cool shot
These seem to be pretty hardy all right. Cool photo, Richard!
Beautiful capture!
Marvelous capture!
that is how I feel in the cold, nice image
a beautiful capture, the rose looks gentle and sweet.
WOW!!! Love the DOF in this Beautiful Photo!!!!
Well who would have guessed !
Looks like this one is hanging on till the " fat lady sings" ( not to be offensive in any way) just a saying !
What perfect shot of the bud and ice droplets on the leaves.