You are cordially invited to visit the new Changing Exhibition, The Flowers of Summer, (by clicking on Changing Exhibition in the menu above). Here’s one of my favorites to get you in the mood:
You are cordially invited to visit the new Changing Exhibition, The Flowers of Summer, (by clicking on Changing Exhibition in the menu above). Here’s one of my favorites to get you in the mood:
These photos are all incredible! I specifically can’t get over the beauty of the sunflowers you captured – Sunflower and Marching Toward the Sun are my favorites. Thanks for all of this colorful joy. A fun and unique departure from iconic cities (I love ’em all).
The “Flowers of the Summer” seem more and more special as we are headed to the next season. I enjoyed your exhibition – especially the Waterlilies (nice Monet effect), and the large one of the Sunflower – so bright and cheerful! About the white flower above, I was wondering if there is a little beetle enjoying a sip of the dew drops in the center of the flower, or is that just a black center in the flower itself?
Thank you. Yes, that is a beetle nestled in among the petals!
Nature’s beauty.
What a splendid display of floral beauty! I love them all, but if I had to choose a favorite, it would be triplets. Also, you’ve captured the rain drops on these – white flowers beautifully – so crystalline and pure!
Beautiful photos! As a brown-eyed girl, I especially like the Brown Eyes. And the Pinocchio flower brought a different image to mind–
Thanks! I’m a brown-eyed girl too so that’s why I named it that. I have no idea what its real name is. And I made up the Pinocchio name as well, as this is a PG blog 🙂
What a beautiful changing exhibition, Ellen (as well as your main blog flower photo)! Lotus Flower is my absolute favorite – so serene. I wish I could see Field of Dreams in a huge photograph spanning 20 feet or more. Such vibrant color. Thanks for capturing summer at its best!!!
Wow! I agree with Bruce. The lotus flower is gorgeous!!
It’s a lovely lady in a splendid ball gown!
Love that image Anne!