From the technical viewpoint not a perfect bloom while the wind was tugging at the petals or some insects thought this to be a nice little meal but nevertheless a radiant flower...
and look - there are flowers within the flower...
"Dahlia" (Asteraceae) These flowers are not so easy to photograph because they turn their blooms in different directions - so you nearly always get a lot of unwanted background. This makes it difficult to show their beauty in full size...
"Gladiolus" (Iridaceae)The blooms of the mallow have a simple structure but look close and see their wonderful texture - it looks as if they are made from a delicious silk paper - so very fragile. When they have grown to large bushes they look simply marvellous when in bloom...
"Malva alcea" (Malvaceae)This flower somehow always makes me think about an elegant lady. Maybe its the straight growth, the elegant setting in which the single blooms appear....
"Gladiolus" (Iridaceae)
Painted Sari(click on the image) I work with multiple media: wood, paints, fabrics. Tools are chisel, brush, needle and camera. Products are sculpture and furniture, paintings, photography, textile art. |
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