BackYard Wild RoseBush by tizjezzme
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This rosebush in my yard stands about 8 feet tall, and is now FULL of ready-to-burst blossoms; some have opened as you can see :) -- most have not. My Mother-in-Law gave this to me years ago (about 1987); a small part of her own rosebush.
Every year, I look forward to this moment when it's in full swing.
Have a lovely day :)
JezzMe

Comments (14)
Love the softness of this fine image:):):):)
soft as a feather, like watercolor in some ways. Thanks for this lovely.
sehr sche farben, guter schfeverlauf!
Awe, what a soft and dreamy capture this is. Excellent work Sharilyn...just loooooove your frame by the way. Very classy! Have a wonderful day #:O)
This is beautiful macro again. So soft and delicate. Excellent shot and presentation. Superb!!!
beautiful soft image of this excelletn pastel rose.. awesome capture :)...))))))
soft beautiful image! Love the pastel yellow!
Dreamy butter yellow blooms ... almost makes me wish I had roses in my garden (but then I remember all the work involved. Beautiful work Sharilyn
simply a romantic flower impression! all soft dreams included! absolutely beautiful! ;o)
Beautiful, love that soft mood !! Well done !! :o)
Mmh, what a sweet smell out of my screen, (Fighting with the euros, Anything else is fine, thanks:-)
I agree with Jeroen about the soft focus
You know my opinions are just my own, and if you dont agree with me so just ignore it. I think the soft focus works well and so does the colours. But there is something about the disposition of this iamge, that make me think its going to fall over to the side. I think if my picture, I would have cropped it in the lovwer area, as to land the flowers in the image. I hope u understand what I mean.. Benny..
This is so very beautiful.