After a foggy, rainy, dreary couple of days, I ran out early in the morning to see how my irises were doing. The day before they were still buds and then, like magic, one had bloomed in the rain. Made me so happy!
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You’re welcome Carolyn. I can’t take credit for the color though. My Grandmother used to say “Natur iz a vunderbar zach” which roughly translates to “Nature is a wonderful thing”. And indeed it is!
Oh, this is such a delicate, stunning photo. I love the way the photo feels like it’s in motion. I almost see the flower unfurling! Awesome catch. Well done.
What a beautiful close up of this flower, Ellen! I love the rain drops, almost feeling like they are in motion. Well done and such vibrant color!
This looks like the inspiration for a Georgia O’Keefe painting! In some ways it looks larger than life. Beautiful image.
Captured perfectly! One of my favorite flowers!
Colorful flowers cheer me up and this photo is magnificent!
You captured the softness of these delicate petals with such detail, clarity, and color. What a joyful surprise after the rain!
“Flowers always make people better, happier and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul.”
~Luther Burbank, botanist
Thank you!
Beautiful!
Thank you for a beautiful photo of a gorgeous flower. Its so nice to wake up to that on a Monday morning. The color is spectacular.
You’re welcome Carolyn. I can’t take credit for the color though. My Grandmother used to say “Natur iz a vunderbar zach” which roughly translates to “Nature is a wonderful thing”. And indeed it is!
Beautiful, both photo and context!
Beautiful shape and color!
Oh, this is such a delicate, stunning photo. I love the way the photo feels like it’s in motion. I almost see the flower unfurling! Awesome catch. Well done.
Beauty of nature unfurling to delight the observer. Thank you for sharing.