Sea of Softness
Photo taken Aug, 30,08. Hayarkon Park, Tel – Aviv.
These flowers always taking me back to my grandparents (z”l) garden… Their shared garden was almost nothing, but these flower which has the most delicate soft colour and look.
Thanks for viewing and commenting…
May we feel the softness of LIGHT….
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Steven Agius
Beautiful my friend wonderful capture, the blue is stunning.
GregV
Gorgeous close-up!!
justlinda
Lovely …..............
Marilyn Harris
So very beautiful Nira!!! Love it!!!
Nira Dabush
Thanks so very much to ALL of you my friend…
Have a delightful day !
lily pang
I love the blue! Beautiful! I like the way you use strong colors as a language of your art!
zangi12
I just fall in love with this pic.
wonderful color’and sharpen texture.
:-)”
Sensiworld
Beautiful shot !
CanDuCreations
Gorgeous work Nira.
Estelle O'Brien
Viewed large it is just stunning Nira…it makes happy and peace in my soul at once! love to you xx
JuliaWright
So beautiful!!!
Curtiss Simpson
The soft colors are beautiful, great title !
WENDY BANDURSK...
oh that is stunning! Nice shot Nira!
Ilunia Felczer
wow…love this capture Nira….
Nira Dabush
To ALL of you my dear friends… Thanks so much for all the splendid comments…
A very good night from Israel
Always, Nira
Magaret Meintjes
They are absolutely devine and you captured them so beautiful Nira! The “Plumbago auriculata” is indiginous to South Africa and a very popular garden flower, we also have the white “Plumbago zeylanica. Plumbago is a popular plant world wide. The blue and the white flowers/ plants are identical. Well done! xxxx
Nira Dabush
Dear Mags, thanks so much for the visit and wonderful comments. This morning I actually needed the name of the flower, and YOU, Simply provided it to me :-)... The” Plumbago auriculata”, used to be quite common in Israel at the 70-80, as far as I can remember… Somehow it seems to me, it is less seen here, then in the past, I think the reason for it is, that there are much more kinds of plants now in Israel then used to be… SO perhaps this is why it seems to me, the “Plumbago auriculata” is seen less. I’m not sure I saw the White “Plumbago zeylanica ” here, ever.
xxx NIRA
AnaCBStudio
Beautiful shot Nira…love it!
brian pendrey
beautiful
Samantha Goode
This is beautiful Nira – lovely!
Nira Dabush
To all my viewers of my portfolio… Thanks for the so special visit…
Boker tov!
LOVE, {{OOXOXOO}}
Nira