Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Water Lily
(This picture can be enlarged by clicking on it. Clicking a second time will make it full-sized.)
This is one of the colorful water lilies we saw at the Italian Garden on the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. I like the vibrant color and the reflections in the water. I also like the bee in that first blossom.
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Beautiful color and detail, George. Have a great day.
Lovely!
I have this variety in my little pool.
love how artistic it looks.
SO beautiful shot!
The water lilly does have beautiful blooms! You captured it so clearly, including the bee. ☺
the color is magnificent, did not see the bee until you mentioned it and i went back. i bet the whole pool full was amazing to see
I've seen this before, did you post it on your other blog? Anyway, it is worth seeing many more times, one of your best shots! Everything about it is gorgeous, and the colors are stunning. In real life, I have only seen white ones.
What a beauty George.
Beauty surrounds that place. That is such an unusual color and awesome lilly.
This beautiful flower with this color and very special effect with the water!
Hi George I have just found your blog commenting on Garden delights... I have had a lovely browse around...
Beautiful images.
i love it .The colors are so vivid.
That purple is amazing!!!! Love your header photo too...gorgeous.
Wow, so rich and vibrant! The bee is a nice bonus, too.
Love youro header! Worm fences are starting to be a thing of the past.
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com
I like everything you have shown.
A beautiful color.
Lovely capture George!
This is called 'Nil Manel' in Sri Lanka and it is the national flower of my country.
I love that colour blue. Wonderful to have such flowers in your vicinity. Have a great week!
I love those wonderful tones full of magic that I wake up delicious emotions.
OH MY! I don't think I have ever seen such a BLUE water lily!
Excellent photography with very nice composition.
Regards!
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