Bloom leaf
336 creative works found
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Spring wild flowers wood anemones close up
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Wild yellow tulips
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Pink and yellow flowers in a cluster with a green foliage background
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The most beautiful rose in the park near my house !
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A yellow daffodil (Narcissus) portrait
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By a sunny Saturday afternoon in spring. / I white flowerbed try to hide under the woods. After buying some photos as print I realized that this one really nice. Hope you like like.
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Lilly-of-the-Valley with one flower facing the camera. Focus is on the stamen (anthers) and the middle of the flower
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Three yellow rose bud stems lovingly embrace an opalescent green bud vase as if to say “We were made for each other.”
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White Lotus
by devyWhite Lotus flower floating on water
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I found this double pink hibiscus in full bloom during a walk around my town. The frilly petals make this a stunning flower and the slightly darker veins of pink running through the petals create interest. This photograph was taken in September 2007.
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Taken near Port Ludlow, WA, USA – 2008
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A bright orange tropical flower, captured at Allen Gardens in Toronto, Ontario.
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Oil on canvas. Actual size is by 11 inches. I thought I was “endowed by my creator…with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”. So, when did the last two become expendable?
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Oil on canvas. Actual artwork is 38 by 22 inches. I’m fortunate enough to live in one of the ever growing number of states that have at least had the courage to once again embrace it’s medicinal use. I thought I was “endowed by my creator…with the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness”. So, when did the last two become expendable?
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Isn’t this magnificent? :D Each spring I admire this old apple tree and when you go under it you can hear it humming :D It’s the bees. After awhile it starts to snow when the little white petals fall from the tree. Wonderful! in Saaremaa, the biggest island of Estonia Canon 20D
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Two Staghorn Sumac blossoms add their red colour to the bright orange foliage of Autumn leaves in the maple forests of the Haliburton Highlands in Ontario, Canada. Taken with a Canon Digital Rebel using an 18-55mm lens. Staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina) is a small deciduous tree that can grow to heights of 10 meters (30+ feet). It is a member of the Anacardiaceae or Cashew family, and is a native to eastern North America. The staghorn sumac can be found growing naturally from the Ontario and Quebec provinces of Canada south to northern Georgia and Mississippi in the United States. / The most identifiable feature of the staghorn sumac are its bright red conical blooms of densely packed red drupes which grow from the terminal ends of the branches.
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