‘Kathy McCain’ Water Lily

'Kathy McCain' Tropical Water Lily

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click by Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926)

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will deprive me, for it is infinite.
The ripple of water, the shade of the sky
are mine; it is still the same, my life.

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making the dreams of night real:
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https://mocicc.org/agricultura/9epx0ibmq I photographed these beauties at the lily ponds at the Chicago Botanic Garden. I also photographed the identification sign of these bright magenta lilies, but I can find no information about this specific variety. Perhaps they are a relatively new hybrid.

click I do think the color is quite intense, more so compared to the other tropicals that were in these gardens. I also love the lily pads with the variegated colors – adds a touch of pattern to the simply shaped flower.

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‘Blue Beauty’ Water Lily

'Blue Beauty' Tropical Water Lily

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I love the bluish-lilac color, but even more I love the blue-gray, two-toned shadows of the two lilies. This is one of those photographs where I think the shadow as interesting as the subject. The lilies that stand above the water — this one grows 6″ to 8″ above the surface of the pond — seem to cast rather impressionistic, moody shadows on the barely rippling pond surface.

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Bo Mackison is a photographer and the owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. While at the Chicago Botanic Garden Art Festival, she paid a morning visit to the tropical water-lily ponds. What a wonderful collection!

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