Same colchicum flowers again but later in the evening this time. We were walking here last night, sun had almost set and the field of blooms glowed in the end-of-day low light. The lovely glow didn’t come out in the photos so I’ve done my best to compensate, playing around with brightness/contrast and bumping up the saturation more than I usually do. Photos taken by Nigel 05 April 2020
I think I’ve achieved an idea of the glow of the colchicum but had to settle for the trees and sky looking darker than they really were.
Tapanui, West Otago, New Zealand
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My previous post was : Colchicum, Fenced In
Text by Liz, photos by Nigel; Exploring Colour (2020)
That’s quite a floral display.
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Sure is!
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I have only seen these flowers by themselves, never in such a large cluster. The effect is gorgeous, Liz. The fact that you get to see them at this time of year in the southern hemisphere is a good reminder of why they are called “Colchicum autumnale.”
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Beautiful
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what a fantastic image and all these flowers so colorful, a nice floral carpet
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Yes, the flowers are like a big carpet!
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An inviting purple runway, Liz! Did you run right down the middle?
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That would be fun Ellen but sadly it would wreck many blooms! It’s private property however I love how you’ve viewed it as a purple runway!!
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I didn’t really think you would have, but it gave me a smile imagining you doing it! 🙂
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Makes me smile too! .. thank you Ellen 🙂
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