Hydrangea in my back yard
A few dried blossoms still remain in mid January!
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34 comments:
that's a lovely photo! Beautiful wintry colours
They are survivers ;-)
Great shot!
Pretty even when brown and dry.
I would have never thought I would find brown dried hy blosooms beautiful. But I did!
Very artsy shot! And the flower looks quite nice...I would not have thought that was possible.
Re your comment on The Villages: What shadows? I didn't see any shadows! You have a good eye!
I thought it was autumn... then I see snow...
Lovely that they decided to hang on through winter...to remind you of spring :)
Even though cold and dreary these dried flowers have a certain beauty.
Have a great week EG.
B.
Nicely done.
I love this shot, hydrangeas are beautiful the year around, they are worth all the water they consume!
Great photo! My hydrangeas still have brown blooms on them too.
great, shows that flowers are beautiful even efter bloom. In my garden it's just lots of white snow all over....
Wow! I love those shades of brown with the ice. Nice work.
David/ Tropical Texana/ Houston
A fantastic macro, I love the little sparkle of snow.
Wonderful shot of a sleeping flower.
GORGEOUS!
I love the snow on these dried blossoms. Although the color subdued, it is beautiful.
Jacob took my word but I must agree that it is an 'artsy' image.
Very appealing!
Fabulous!!! good eye. MB
Stunning and so very beautiful
beautiful, great shot
Beautiful details of these petals - they are more beautiful dried than when blooming!
Great shot!
I have a big hydrangea here in Spain. There are no flowers now but the leaves are green the whole year. I hope there will be some flowers soon!
I like hydrangeas dried almost as well as when the blossoms are in full bloom. Lovely shot.
Darla
They are amazingly resistant!
Poor thing!!! Lots of suffering through the cold, wintry, snow.
FOR THE SHELL OF IT
http://hootin--anni.blogspot.com/2011/01/this-post-isjust-for-shell-of-it.html
Hope your Monday is treating you well!!!!
Very pretty capture! I love the little things we find along the way after the chagne of seasons. :)
Such a pretty contrast...love it :)
It's great! I really like the dusting of snow, it's like new life.
Lovely EG!
I have exactly the same in my garden :)
Happy MM!
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Delightful shot! I love them dead and alive!!
I love the snow on them - very refreshing!
Still lovely , even when dried!
Beautiful shot! Like it!
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