The theme at texture tuesday is latest favorite. This is a favorite and it was sort of taken lately in comparison to how old the cemetery is. And I thought it was the perfect image for adding textures.
Don't you want to see the cemetery too? It really is a beautiful place shaded by lots of very old live oaks.
And in the fall these lovely flowers pop up all over the grounds. Does anyone know the name of this flower?
What a beautiful place. Great pictures!
ReplyDeleteHi! Your photos are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to give you directions to Elk River Falls. There are also some other fun things to do in the area of Blowing Rock and Valle Crucis. You could make a day of it since you will have to drive 2 hours to get there!
The flower is gorgeous! I love both versions!
ReplyDeleteLove the first one! Crisp and simple with beautiful depth of field!
ReplyDeletethose are cool Most of the cemetery locations around here don't let you plant flowers
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is so pretty - loving it with and without texture.
ReplyDeleteLove it. I've seen those before but can't recall the name.
ReplyDeleteAnd, besides my photo blog, I also have a cemetery blog. I fell in love with them doing genealogy.
http://digitalcemeterywalk.blogspot.com/
Great photo and texture work. It was a nice touch to see where the photo was taken. - linked from Texture Tuesday
ReplyDeleteI agree. The picture looks beautiful with or without the texture.
ReplyDeleteAlita
Beautiful - with and without texture. :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful images deb
ReplyDeletethe last photo is very beautiful. calming and ordinary and yet very artistic.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous texture work!! Love love love that red flower!
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers and photos! Not sure what the flowers are though but I love walking through old cemeteries. You can learn a lot about an area from them.
ReplyDeleteLove both pictures of the flowers. Such a pretty shade of red/pink. The cemetary is really lovely too. Sounds silly, but it looks so peaceful!
ReplyDeleteI love your application of the texture... very nice!
ReplyDeleteBoth versions of your flower are really beautiful. I've never seen that kind of flower before... it looks like an umbrella in a storm, or several conductors leading an orchestra, or..... (I do get a bit loopy at times, sorry.) Great work, in any case!
ReplyDeleteThat beautiful flower does look great with a texture or without. Wonderful. V
ReplyDeleteLove the texture on your flower photo, so lovely!
ReplyDeleteTotally stunning! The texture really makes it pop!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place, the fences, the headstones & those wonderful live oak trees, how stunning. I have seen those flowers, but I sure can't recall their name. Beautiful images!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors. They really pop! And I just love old cemeteries. Weird, I know.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! The flower ones are stunning!
ReplyDeleteJo-Anna
Beautiful photos and great texture work. I find cemeteries so peaceful. Thanks for visiting me today at Surfside Serenity and for your kind words.
ReplyDeletePeace!
Those flowers are so pretty! Any idea what they are? I love how structural they are.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, such a beautiful cemetery.
ReplyDeleteOh, those flowers are pretty! They're so different.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely. I love the added texture. I just love cemeteries.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what the flower is but it is very pretty and delicate. I love both shots with or without the texture. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteLove them. That first one is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous flower! great texture on it!
ReplyDeleteWOW, what an amazing place.
ReplyDeleteLove both of these versions, what a pretty delicate flower!!
ReplyDeletewow I really love that first shot!
ReplyDeletewhat a neat sculpture to have a built in garden... I love the textured version of your isolated flower. Beautiful, soft, eye catching.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely images!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, with and without texture. :)
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