

With a background in Fine Arts, my eye is well trained to notice the smallest of details. Photography is a passion. With the advent of the digital age, I use that same trained eye through the monitor of my digital camera, from macro shots to sweeping landscapes while enjoying the full range of editing.
5 comments:
Ahhhh yes these are so pretty. They use to grow wild in Idaho too.
Nicole/Beadwright
Yes, the Columbine are soooo pretty!!!...I would love to see them growing wild in Idaho...have a good Sunday Nicole!!!
What a gorgeous flower Amy...you've managed to capture it perfectly!!!
Enjoy the day my friend...
Cheers
That is such a pretty flower. I did not know that Columbine was a flower. What a good picture of it too.
Hope you have had a good week end.
Thank you Heather...an 'ah ha' moment w/ the camera, the flower, the light...I love the piece of the spiders web which the light captured...have a great week up there on the lake...:)))
Marge, the Columbine flower blooms in many different varieties...yes, many people just associate it with the terrible tragedy @ the high school...when really, they named the school after their gorgeous state flower!!!
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