Nature's Armour 2
by Yvonne Wright
Title
Nature's Armour 2
Artist
Yvonne Wright
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Photograph - Digital Mixed Media
Description
The Giant Platter Water Lilies, or as sometimes called the Royal Platter Water Lilies are my favourite plants to capture at different times of the day, and the main reason I visit the beautiful Longwood Gardens in Kenneth Square, PA annually.
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-"Outdoor Reflections" curated by Aaron Sheinbein on FAA. Home page. July 22/2015
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July 19th, 2015
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Comments (8)
Linda Howes
Very pretty Yvonne, looks like an egg cracking open! l/f
Yvonne Wright replied:
Thank you very much Linda. They are fascinating lilies, interesting how mother nature protects itself : )
Jolanta Anna Karolska
Oh, my goodness me!! Love this glorious capture! So perfectly Noir...spiky...just about to open up...superb capture Yvonne:) f.v tw
Yvonne Wright replied:
Thank you so much Jolanta for your kind words. I am fascinated by these Amazonian water lilies, now botanical gardens favourite, they look very menacing : ))
Yvonne Nowicka-Wright
Thank you Aaron for featuring my work in FAA Group "Outdoor Reflections", much appreciated. Sorry for the delay in responding.
Maria Urso
Wow this is a stunning image. Beautiful in every way. I love it
Yvonne Wright replied:
Thank you so much. The Royal Platter water lilies are my favourite, fascinating in their odd prickly way :)
Nick Kloepping
Very interesting blossom, also the leaves are interesting. I like the composition. L
Yvonne Wright replied:
Thank you. I believe it's called the (Victoria cruziana) Giant Platter Water lily, and its large and flat leaves have a very 'defensive' edges.
Elizabeth Winter
Interesting picture! I would love to know more about it in the description:-) f/v
Yvonne Wright replied:
Thank you. I believe they are Royal Platter water lilies, or something like that. I should write these things down... They are really alien-like plants with giant spikes. My favourites.
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