Walking the Crosstimbers
Violet Wood Sorrel
Posted by Earnest (Oklahoma, United States) on 6 November 2009 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.
I hope you enjoyed the viewing... Have a great day!
Tracey from Maryland, United States
You made excellent use of the natural light and the color just pops!
6 Nov 2009 11:29am
Sarito from Basingstoke, United Kingdom
Really beautiful..lovely colour and lighting.
6 Nov 2009 11:46am
Sammi from New Jersey, United States
Those colors are lovely.. and the lighting! Great job ~
6 Nov 2009 2:20pm
Elora from Genoa, Italy
ohh very nice...am I mistaken or is sorrel an edible herb? (you're my expert on these things :))
6 Nov 2009 2:52pm
@Elora: Yes it is edible and has a sour/sweet taste...
Ronnie 2¢ from Atlantic Shores, United Kingdom
What sweet little flowers . . love their lack of sophistication : the best.
6 Nov 2009 4:38pm
@Ronnie 2¢: These had no supporting vegetation... they begged to be photographed.
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
I really did enjoy the viewing. The flowers stand out so beautifully.
6 Nov 2009 7:37pm
marc battault from clermont ferrand, France
nice composition ,in this shot ,earnest !
friendships !
6 Nov 2009 8:31pm
Christel from Köln, Germany
Good evening, Earnest,
that is a very charming little flower. I also like their color. Dear greetings Christel
6 Nov 2009 9:09pm
@Christel: Thank you. They are wildflowers that grow here.
Michael from Shell village, United Kingdom
They are so pretty together, and their color is lovely, does it have a scent...? Very nice DOF in this shot.
6 Nov 2009 10:47pm
@Michael: Though I've sniffed just about every flower in the woods I haven't tried this one as it is so familiar... the leaves are edible though.
The Dark Dude from Maestoso, United Kingdom
hey dude
man, back in the middle ages dude, dudes and duderellas used to eat these
theyre kinda ancient, but boy, theyre lovely to look at
they got this kinda gramophone look to them
great shot dude
10 Nov 2009 9:34pm
@The Dark Dude: Lots of this stuff growing around here... I've even heard of making wine from it. (Didn't work when I was a kid and we tried it though... yuck.)
Ricardo from Lousada, Portugal
this clover has a very delicate flower!
nice shot!
12 Nov 2009 5:04pm
