Wednesday, 28th July 2010
Lupine Top
by Michael A Blanchette
Every June, the White Mountains of New Hampshire bloom with colorful lupine flowers. Purple is the dominant color, although blue, white, pink and variegated specimen abound. This image was taken above the flower, peeking down into the plant.
Equipment: Nikon D3x with Sigma 150mm macro lens
Michael A Blanchette
Amateur landscape photographer based in New Hampshire. I enjoy both color and infrared photography.
Website: www.blanchettephotos.com
Lupine Top by Michael A Blanchette was photo of the day on Wednesday, 28th July 2010. It is tagged Flowers. You can leave a comment below.
15 Comments
Anurag
Great symmetry……Radiant.
Su
What an usual view. Nature is so precise with its shapes.
Michael
Great view point, very nicely done.
Malta Photography
Very nice , almost a macro. I really like the symmetry in this shot. how perfectly mother nature creates, and you managed to capture that.
Pauline Jones
Nice Shot; I love lupins, especially their scent.
Brett
Very Nice …..
Wanda Krack
wonderful dof and composition.
Rajib Singha
Wow!
Marie Dunphy Harding
I didn’t imagine that looking down on something would look so beautiful, great angle.
Chris Maun
Lovely image. The tones are wonderful and the intimate composition highlights the beauty of this flower.
Renee
Wonderful macro! beautiful shot.
Sandy
This is lovely!
Dhaval Patel
Wonderful picture.
mike
Very nice colors.
Katherine Lee Strassburg
A living kaleidoscope! Great color–nice eye for an unusual shot of such a common wildflower.