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This is a wreath of synthetic pink (fuschia) feathers, hanging in front of a gift shop, with a green feather wreath in the background. This was a difficult shot to take, with the wreaths moving and twisting in the wind, trying to get the right close distance for the textured pink and balance this with a corner of green.
Copyright J.R. Devaney
Nothing spectacular, just one of many daisies in my garden. I like daisies, not only because they are quite pretty but also because they are low-maintenance flowers. :)
Cindy models her beautiful satin ball gown. It has a bright hot pink color, which is perfect for a young lady.
Prettiness. daintiness and fragile pastel pink embody the muted subtlety of the fleeting elusive beauty of Nature.
So what do you do when your wife is surfing the internet wearing her new pink pumps? Easy: Take as many pictures as you can! ;)
We are wearing lovely satin ball gowns in various shades of pink. Together we form an ocean of feminine pink satin with many beautiful shiny waves (folds).
Have done some liquid Photography previously but as i recently got a new camera i wanted to give it another go. I would usually use a flash but did not have one available so worked with the light i had available.
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Glossy and pink... SO CUTE! Mom bought this for me a few months ago... She thought I'd like it. I do! It's so pretty!
Captured @ Hakgala, Sri Lanka
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They normally bloom blue in our area, so this new bush surprised me. It's planted in a different area of our yard. I started this one from a cutting, so I am doubly pleased with it.
This unusual pink one was growing along the side of the road near the Santa Rosa Plateau, California.
Date: April 16, 2022
Location: Saint Augustine Beach, Florida (Saint John's County)
NOTE: Moonrise over the ocean. This is a full moon called the Pink Moon. The Farmers' Almanac and the Old Farmers' Almanac both say the nickname was inspired by a pink springtime flower called creeping phlox, or moss phlox.3 days ago