Original Art Photography Series by @velimir #558 'A Winter Flower'
'A Winter Flower'
No idea which plant is this, but I've found it in winter. So, it makes it a winter flower. :)
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Dope!!
Beautiful and eye catching! It’s like something from the other stars, perhaps it’s star dusk left behind by a passing UFO!
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It looks very interesting! The filaments are very eye-catching. This image reminds me of a friend's puppy, which is white and has a lot of hair. It also reminds me of the jellyfish in the sea. It looks like a lot of things, except for some flowers. We are always amazed by nature! A unique flower, @velimir.
It is a beautiful and strange flower (or flower bouquet). It led me to relate it to a plant that occurs in South America that we call "angel hair" (Cuscuta corymbosa). You capture (and enrich) its brilliant whites with violet tones that marvel our eyes.
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