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The past few days I've been going on short walks part-way up the Upper Table Rock on the way into my work, and right now is when these stunning flowers are in full bloom. To the left and right of the trail there are countless blossoms to appreciate. I don't think most people really see the beauty of these flowers, which require viewing from a very low stance so that you may look up at its lovely face. I took this picture a couple of years ago and was very pleased with how it turned out...and finally, I can share it with the world! :)
(By the way, earlier in this project, I shared another picture of one of these flowers...roll your mouse over the image to see it!)
Explored on April 1, 2016. Highest placement, page 5.
The past few days I've been going on short walks part-way up the Upper Table Rock on the way into my work, and right now is when these stunning flowers are in full bloom. To the left and right of the trail there are countless blossoms to appreciate. I don't think most people really see the beauty of these flowers, which require viewing from a very low stance so that you may look up at its lovely face. I took this picture a couple of years ago and was very pleased with how it turned out...and finally, I can share it with the world! :)
(By the way, earlier in this project, I shared another picture of one of these flowers...roll your mouse over the image to see it!)
Explored on April 1, 2016. Highest placement, page 5.
Luc Reiniche, Alain P, , Nora Caracci and 22 other people have particularly liked this photo
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(........and yes, I did have to Google to find out what that part of the flower is called)!
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