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Uploaded: 05/15/13 9:43 PM GMT
New Color
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This is a new color of hydrangea I've been seeing around - a deep wine red color. I'm not sure my image reflects the depth of color due to the rain that morning but it is very striking against its very dark green foliage. Hydrangea seem to be a hot plant right for hybridizing in a whole range of new colors.
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.SamanthaHoran
05/15/13 9:59 PM GMT
I love the Colors and i love the darker backround with the pink frame! Just brilliant!
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It is beautiful Kathy and one I have never seen.
Love that deep red . Great shot .
Love that deep red . Great shot .
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Wow, Splendid posting, love the brilliant colours and presentation, favd & downloaded
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Have a Beautiful Bright Day, Skates
Hi, Kathy...
Happy to hear there's rain in Illinois this year. After last year's drought and the spike in the price of everything corn and grain related, I wonder if the prices will reflect the abundance of grains. Perhaps I'll be able to afford hamburger again.
Now to the red flower...are you sure it's an hydrangea? Looks like a poinsettia to me or maybe a red rose. As an amateur flowerologist with a PhD in flowerology, I know that these questions need to be asked.
You must have used some powerful filters on this one, Kathy. If I had tried this shot it would have burst into flames on the screen. Great job keeping the colors under control. Excellent detail showing the bit of moisture on the petals. Nice dark background. No complaints from me.
Roger
P.S. Fine border by the way.
Happy to hear there's rain in Illinois this year. After last year's drought and the spike in the price of everything corn and grain related, I wonder if the prices will reflect the abundance of grains. Perhaps I'll be able to afford hamburger again.
Now to the red flower...are you sure it's an hydrangea? Looks like a poinsettia to me or maybe a red rose. As an amateur flowerologist with a PhD in flowerology, I know that these questions need to be asked.
You must have used some powerful filters on this one, Kathy. If I had tried this shot it would have burst into flames on the screen. Great job keeping the colors under control. Excellent detail showing the bit of moisture on the petals. Nice dark background. No complaints from me.
Roger
P.S. Fine border by the way.
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Kathy, what marvelous color, and like you I have not seen this variation of color for this flower, must be the new kid on the block. Tigs♥ =^..^=
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What a gorgeous deep red and the rain has given them an extra gleam. Well taken and presented Kathy :)
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A good job with this capture Kathy. Lovely colours and details in the photo.
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