Standing on the outside - looking in ! by blondeblurr
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Description
Abutilon flowers, also known as Chinese Lantern.
Comments (17)
Wonderful photo!!!
What a marvelous flowers Brigitte... Fantastic shot/reflections also !!!
Marvelous photo, you have a great sensibility to see the fine images !!
Delightful
Lovely floral photography.
Superb capture with nice reflections!
So, that's kind of like a vain flower, looking at it's self in a mirror ? LOL
Neat vivid reds, just like a bowl of chilli !
~Cheers~
Great subject for the "unusual subjects" challenge :)
Nice flowers, exceptionel capture!!
Well spotted and captured. They are such pretty flowers and I can understand why they are looking at themselves lol. Down here they get frosted but regrow each year. 😀
I love the reflections here. A wonderful dedication. The flowers are as beautiful as our Julchen.
Beautiful reflective capture Brigitte!!
Beautiful capture!
Wonderful
Great image!
Quite lovely! Well done.
ok, I remember when these went up---I see everything, whether I comment or not---but I don't remember two of them! Are these duplicates? The one dedicated to Juli seems very similar to this. I looked at both just now, and they look near-identical...Well, the same things I said in my last comment apply to this. They're both beautiful, and I love the introspective light and 'postures' of the flowers, and the beautiful reflection work, and 'frame'. But you know, I see something in this I didn't see, the first time: In the reflections, we see more of one of the flowers than we do in the 'real' flowers. More is revealed. Delicate and beautiful photo and postwork, Brigitte.