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Botanicals

From the vivid colors of an orchid and the way dew rests upon a petal to the stories that lie secretly within the weathered trunk of a solid Sequoia ~ getting out in nature has to be one of our favorite things to do in life.  Whether we are taking a hike through the desert or stretching our necks as we march along in a heavily wooded forest robust with towering giants, I love capturing the vibrancy and details the flowers, trees, and other botanicals hold within their form.

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This one single, vivid blue cornflower, otherwise known as the bachelor's button (Centaurea cyanus), caught my eye as we gallavanted through a local Arizona garden one day, The white bloom behind it also grabbed my attention, but the composition ultimately lent itself to giving the daisy a sense of distance, as if to keep itself just out of the line of the "bachelor's" sight. I was mesmerized by the cornflower's petals striking contrast with flowers in the distance, making it clear that he wanted to be seen.
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A blue cornflower, otherwise, known as the bachelor's button, stands alone pin a small field with the faint look of a daisy in the distance masked by beautiful bokeh.
This one single, vivid blue cornflower, otherwise known as the bachelor's button (Centaurea cyanus), caught my eye as we gallavanted through a local Arizona garden one day, The white bloom behind it also grabbed my attention, but the composition ultimately lent itself to giving the daisy a sense of distance, as if to keep itself just out of the line of the "bachelor's" sight. I was mesmerized by the cornflower's petals striking contrast with flowers in the distance, making it clear that he wanted to be seen.