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A flower's appeal is in its contradictions - so delicate in form yet strong in fragrance, so small in size yet big in beauty, so short in life yet long on effect. ~Adabella Radici
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Delicate soft to the touch relaxing to smell, fulfilling for the mind ! Burned etched in thought in memory that aroma like love! Invigorating pleasurable! You gotta be mine !
A beautiful pink Persian Buttercup in a pitcher. I used all natural lighting to capture this sit up and then I added effects and a texture to give the image an aged look. Imagine this as a mothers day card or haning in your bathroom or your bedroom.
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Pink Flower
Common Name(s): Pink Evening Primrose (Showy Primrose)
Species: Oenothera Speciosa
I was glad to see blue sky that day, but it just looks so fake :-D
This was from the "viewpoint trail" which in itself was a decent hike to get this view. I made sure I went far enough to get clear sky behind/through the arch (otherwise it wouldn't look like one).
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A series of "sculptures" formed by hexagonal panels mounted in sequence. They follow a theoretical sinuous movement, elegant and colorful, ideal for gardens or atriums.
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Una serie di “sculture” formate da pannelli esagonali montati in sequenza.
Seguono un teorico movimento sinuoso, eleganti e colorate, ideali per giardini o atri.
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This is the first image I'm posting from the bunch I took at Arches National Park in the spring. This thing is unbelievable - Delicate Arch sits precariously at the edge of a nearly vertical drop thousands of feet to the canyon below seemingly not much between standing and tipping over and be gone forever. When you walk around it, it's really hard to believe that it actually formed where it did. This whole park makes the time frame that we occupy our short lives here seem even shorter. There are arches (throughout the park) in various stages of formation and destruction and it really gives you the feeling that our planet is dynamic, not just on our time scale but on something so much larger and almost incomprehensible.
While I was here waiting for sunset and twilight, there were probably 100 other photographers and park visitors waiting with me. Funnily, one other photographer remarked to me "with so many others (photographers) taking photos, we won't be able to see these for much..." I smiled politely and chuckled, really laughing at what seemed to be his motivation for being there rather.
Spent the weekend in Arches and Canyonlands National Parks.
I haven't had much of an opportunity to go through my shots, but here is one.
We hiked up to Delicate Arch for sunset and the usual party there. We stayed until well after dark to get shots of the arch light by a full moon.
Delicate Arch light painted in emerald green.
Delicate arch is one of the great wonders of the world. After everyone else left, Diana Robinson and I had an awesome time light painting the arch in numerous colors under the light of a nearly full Moon. I have a lot of ideas I want to try shooting this iconic landmark.
Of our stay in Arches National Park, we ended up picking the best-weather evening of the bunch to make the trek up to Delicate Arch.
When we arrived there the arch was still in shadows; families taking photos... Eventually, there was a lull in family photographs as the sun slowly peeked below the clouds... But of course, an errant family tried to run in and take a family photograph... and they were shooed out! I've never been to a park where people have been shooed away from taking photos under tha monument.
I could get used to this.
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