Columbine are most at home where the air is cool and clear……I like to visit their homes! This family lives in
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The world as viewed from a resident of Delta Colorado, including one year of daily photos, followed by whatever else caught my eye! Delta is a small city which sits where the deserts of Utah give way to the Rocky Mountains.
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6 comments:
Really nice composition. I like the flowers against the brilliant blue sky. I have enjoyed your whole trip.
Beautiful flowers, and they really show up the way you photographed them.
I used to grow beautiful columbines in Wisconsin. Here in Arkansas it's just too hot and muggy for them. What a treat to see these today.
Beautiful shot!! Greetings from Colorado Springs :o)
Great view, is a perfect composition! And I like the colors! See ya.. ^^
This photo struck me -- I like the depth of field. And I've never see this flower before. Beautiful.
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