Columbine in the Evening
by Bruce Bley
Title
Columbine in the Evening
Artist
Bruce Bley
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
This photograph offers you a close up look at a red violet columbine blossom that taken while visiting a local greenhouse in Morrison, Illinois.
Aquilegia caerulea is a species of Aquilegia flower native to the Rocky Mountains from Montana south to New Mexico and west to Idaho and Arizona.
It is a herbaceous perennial plant growing to 20-60 cm tall. The flowers are very variable in color, from pale blue (as in the species name caerulea) to white, pale yellow and pinkish; very commonly the flowers are bicolored, with the sepals a different shade to the petals.
I hope you have enjoyed this photograph. You can see more of my work on my homepage in the various galleries I have created. Thank you for visiting and please come back.
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May 31st, 2018
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Comments (12)
Rainbow Artist Orlando L
The fine details and clarity of this close up capture is magnificent and breath-taking Bruce!! remarkable textures, colours and light!! L/F/FB
Marsha Heiken
Bruce,I adore this Columbine! My husband accidently cut ours down. A tearful moment. They are an amazing flower,Love it! Great photo as usual. Friend,Marsha F/L
Bruce Bley replied:
Thank you for the kind and gracious comment, Marsha. Sorry to hear about your columbine. Look on the bright side you get to buy a new one maybe of a different color.
Bruce Bley
Rebecca, Thank you again for the feature in the group "Pin Me - Daily". I sincerely appreciate it.
Bruce Bley
Jenn, I am grateful for the feature in the group "Bath and Spa Prints". I sincerely appreciate the honor.
Bruce Bley
Doug, I want to thank you for the feature in the group "Columbines". I truly appreciate it and thank you for your support.
Bruce Bley
Jasna, I am grateful for the feature in the group "Global Flowers Photography". Thank you for the honor.
Bruce Bley
Kim, I am grateful for the feature in the group "Floral Photography and Art". I truly appreciate it.