It didn't make it by Faemike55
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
a late blooming Bearded Iris after the freezing rain - taken very early in the morning; this is the flowerbed of the Camas-Washougal Municipal Court
Comments (51)
Holy smoke, buddy. That is some ice accumulation! Very, very cool shot of the flower too. I think it looks really beautiful like this. These night shots are magical too, Mike. Fantastic! I absolutely love this light.
Great image
Fantastic!
That got screwed up! Looks drippy. Nice shot my friend.
cool shot
Winter's here,
The grass is froze
My god, I think I lost my nose!
Just like a miniature frozen forest... a bit rough on the plants though, no wonder I hate Winter !
Interesting capture & ~Cheers~
A fascinating shot with some amazing light, Mike! This could be a photo on an alien world. I'ma liking this...
cool shot.
so sad!! I'm in love with irises that bloom in the fall!!
I still have two roses that made it through the cold snap here. I enjoy seeing trees/plants covered in ice especially when the sun turns them in a crystal like beauty
This is a very nice!
cool lighting in this. poor flower...
A fascinating shot of this very nice nature !!
The weather is cold! Excellent capture, Mike!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
Gorgeous Work,
I like the light!
Interesting! Great shot!
love this one!
I agree with others... capturing this with that light gives it a bit of drama
Such a stunning image!
marvelous capture! great mood!
Really amazing capture!
Looks totally frozen, nice shot :)
Its very rare we get anything like this. Cold or what!!!!!
Great capture Mike. This is probably it for the flowers!
Beautiful, albeit a bit tragic. Early winter can be brutal for plant life.