Stalk by photosynthesis
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Description
Don't know the name of this, just something I happened to see somewhere that appealed to me. Maybe Andrea knows...
Comments (11)
Some sort of alium, but I would be hard pressed to narrow it down more than that.
Beautiful light, and your dof is superb.
Ive never seen one like this.
Superb capture my friend, God bless.
Tara is right. What a superb photo!
very beautiful
Gorgeous capture!
That looks amazing!
A fabulous capture of what I thought was a leek flower.
I think Helle is correct - I would say a leek. I had several of these in my allotment garden and cut them off and placed them in a paper sack to collect the seed for next years leeks !!
Stunning image my friend :)
The composition is haiku-like, with that broad horizontal swath across the image---the pale beige-orange swath a third of the way up from the bottom---crossing behind the vertical stem of the flower. And the flower head---the actual blooms themselves---is a stark rounded pointy thing in perfect contrast with the stem. Your deep green and black background (in bokeh) is the soft flowing part that contrasts with the strong lines and relief of the flower. Another poem from you. Finely done.