While photographing Rudbeckia Prairie Sun (see preceding post from yesterday), I noticed a much smaller flower, a Nasturtium commonly named Empress of India. Its red color was beckoning me, and here’s the resulting photo.
Nasturtium “Empress of India”.
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The flower is indeed beautiful and the picture too
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Very beautifully written
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Very nice post.
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And nice pic 🙂
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See the nature untouched pic of kerala https://younfo.wordpress.com/2017/07/10/nature-untouched-from-gods-own-country-kerala-pics/
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Thanks, but link does not work!
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Stunning.
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Thank you Cee!
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Wow, beautiful post thanks for sharing!
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Thank you for stopping by and commenting!
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What a vivid shade of red, I’m impressed, as reds, and yellows are difficult to photograph well.
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For reddish colors, including orange, I normally decrease saturation until they look their best.
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very nice, lovely color and good placement in the photo. thanks.
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Thank you Jim! Another good point for this flower is that the deer do not eat it.
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that is important around here
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Hien–your gardens are amazing.
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Thank you Lois! I am not an avid gardener, but I do like to try new plants that do not require a lot of maintenance.
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