Grape Hyacinth, 2011
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Gorgeous photo! Happy WW!
ReplyDeleteNice shot. There is something quite abstract about it.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! The photo for your header is amazing as well. Where was it taken?
ReplyDelete@Bec: Brugges
ReplyDeleteI love the colour of the hyacinth. I didn't know there are lots of hyacinth varieties. I think I've only seen a water hyacinth here in Cambodia :)
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You can almost smell that through the screen - they nare really striking flowers. Happy WW!
ReplyDelete@Beth - Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a watercolor painting!
ReplyDeleteyes, there is something almost abstact about it...lovely color.
ReplyDeleteAnd they do look like grapes!
ReplyDeleteI love the grape Hyacinth. It comes back every year in my garden. Gorgeous shot! Now I know it's really spring when I see them!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and extremely well done!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't even really look like a flower exactly. More like a bunch of grapes. Makes you want to pick one and pop it in your mouth.
ReplyDeletelovely colour.
ReplyDeleteFeels like I can almost touch it. Very multidimensional shot. happy WW!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty. I love the softness.
ReplyDeleteThat's just amazing. I love the colors in this photo. It's simply perfect.
ReplyDeleteThey really do look like juicy purple grapes :). Fun shot.
ReplyDeletePS They'd finally made it back to Boston when I spoke to them yesterday, but had a 2 hour drive home still to go.
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They smell so good and come early to bring spring cheer.
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Oh that is beautiful! I love the lightening. And your bokeh is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture and I love the color!
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat image. I love the smell of those.
ReplyDeleteHow cool. I really like the artistic touch in your picture.
ReplyDeleteAh, what a fine composition and colour scheme!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful sign of spring. I like the exposure you've chosen; really adds mood to the photo. Nice macro work!
ReplyDeleteIt's a grape hyacinth, right? I have some sprouting up in my garden too. So lovely! xo
ReplyDeleteWow it really does look like grapes! Beautiful photo. :)
ReplyDeleteSo full! It looks like a bunch of party balloons.
ReplyDeleteWow! That's really pretty. I had some in my garden at our old house. It never bloomed, though. I think someone/something was munching on it.
ReplyDeleteThis is so intriguing. Very Rorschach-y.
ReplyDeleteThis has an arty feel to it. I like!
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