Purple columbine photographed at the University of British Columbia Botanical Gardens in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Five Points
Filed Under: Photography, Travel Tagged With: Arboretum, British Columbia, flowers, Vancouver
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Lovely color, but I see the Tickle Monster and not 5 points. 🙂
No Tickle Monster! Have you been sneaking off to watch Sesame Street again? 🙂
Now THAT’S a different perspective, Bo. Very, very nice and I love the color.
Yep, amazing the different ways possible to shoot flowers. The colors of the flowers in Washington did seem to be particularly deep and luscious. Maybe all the rain???
Such an unusual (and creative) take on the columbine…and it WORKS! Well done, Bo.
Thanks, Sue. Sometimes they don’t work, but this one is unusual, for sure.
I guess I can not help but say what everyone else has : that is truly an entirely new perspective, I think. Makes people want to stop and see what it is, just because it out of the ordinary. Very cool.