Flower in the rain
A rather damp flower in a cornfield in French Spicheren, a few metres away from the German border. Coincidentally, the name of the village comes from the Latin spicarium, granary.
2009-07-01
Flower in the rain
A rather damp flower in a cornfield in French Spicheren, a few metres away from the German border. Coincidentally, the name of the village comes from the Latin spicarium, granary.
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Love the acorn/seed pod ... and the droplets ... what are those black things ... bugs ... this is pretty good AB ...
ReplyDeleteHow come does a lad from Yorkshire live in the middle of Europe and understand all the languagey things ...
Wonderful picture...have you had rain recently? All my European friends keep telling me about sunshine.
ReplyDeleteLovely flower with those rain drops:)
ReplyDeleteJulie: Yorkshire?! Methinks thou's got problems with thi geography.
ReplyDeleteThat is the chicken: Around here we are getting typical summer weather — hot sunny days broken with thunderstorms. This was just after one of those storms.
joo: Thanks. I am waiting for Ada to drop by and tell this city dweller what these flowers are actually called.
Looks like a cornflower. I like them! However the color does not match. I thought they are blue.
ReplyDeleteBuenos Aires Photoblog: Maybe, the colour washed out in the rain?
ReplyDeleteGreat composition! Really like the drops on the flower.
ReplyDeleteJM: Thanks, It would have been a bit better composed, if my camera had been more waterproof.
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