The mystery of the second Birthday Bouquet
Nature Footstep suggested they were leaves of the Amaryllis plant. I googled it and I can see why.
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| Belladonna lily Amaryllis belladonna. Queensland Gov. Fact Sheet |
Judy suggested cattails (which we apparently call bulrush here in Australia), also a possibility.
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| Cattail, Bulrush. Typha Wikipedia |
Kaylene thought they might be palm leaves, and the orange bit was where they were attached to the trunk. After speaking again to my friend, I think Kaylene might be right. My friend, Janene, said the leaves fall down onto her deck from the tree next door. She also mentioned that the orange tinged edge is where it was attached to the main tree. I must visit Janene with camera in hand!
Since we are still thinking of dried palm (leaves? stems?), here are some more palm photo art.
Linking to Tones on Tuesday
17 comments:
Your photos are fabulous! Love the abstractions...very cool and colorful!
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SUeAnn
You are getting a lot of ideas from those leaves, whatever they are...
I like the original image better than the manipulations this time!!
Gosto das plantas e dos trabalhos de edição...lindo. Um abraço!
WOW how amazing! now I can see the butterfly...so wonderful...and the last one is sooo stunning with your lovely cat included ♥
a palm leaf that turned into a beautiful butterfly.:p gorgeous processing! love the angle shot.
A beautiful butterfly, indeed! Just amazing, and I love the way the cat is gazing at it in your ATC!
Nice pictures.
Lovely photos. The butterfly is awesome.
you still creates butterflies from it. :) Gorgeous.
Hi Lorik. Thank you for stopping by my blog for the blog party. Your photo manipulation is so interesting and creates such fun images. I dabble a bit in photoshop but really don't know what I'm doing. I will be back to enjoy them again. Perhaps I can learn something from you. : )
~Elizabeth
Love what you have done with this photo. X
Oh very pretty. I like the effects you're doing with the photos, it makes me want to get out photoshop again to play with it.
Loved the Mandarin Mondays I'll be sure to check in again next Monday.
Gorgeous photographs! I am in awe of how you manipulated that last one into a piece of sensational art.
Wonderful photos!
Beautiful butterfly!
whatever they might be, what youve done with it it just beautiful!
These are all really beautiful! so great to see you this week.
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