If we could see the miracle of a single flower clearly, our whole life would change.
____Buddha
With a Touch of Red
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Angeline M
11 Jul 2013Incredibly gorgeous.
fotograffer
14 Jul 2013Thanks so much Angeline.
adinparadise
11 Jul 2013Fabulous pics, Ron. I love the Anthuriums.
fotograffer
14 Jul 2013Thanks. Anthuriums are some of my favorites too.
Ese' s Voice
11 Jul 2013What a beauty! Must admit I am among the ones who are drawn to red flowers, and definitely – Anthuriums 🙂
fotograffer
14 Jul 2013Thank you Ese. I must agree. 🙂
thatssojacob
12 Jul 2013Just found your blog on freshly pressed…awesome stuff! Love it. I’m That’s So Jacob, and I post about travel too. Howdy from Houston, TX!
fotograffer
14 Jul 2013And howdy to you from SW FL. I am so glad you stopped by.
Playamart - Zeebra Designs
12 Jul 2013when the color red catches my eye, i always think of those who have red-green color deficiency. in mindo i spent time with a gentleman who could not see red, and the rest of us would marvel at some unique plant or flower, and he would look blankly in that direction. i tried to point out (with sensitivity) what they had seen and how it seemed to ‘pop’ forward.
sometimes i wonder if there are colors that none of us can see…. and like the people who cannot see red, we are blissfully ignorant…..
z
fotograffer
14 Jul 2013Males are much more likely to have color blindness than females. Who knows what all is “out there.” 🙂
Bams Triwoko
13 Jul 2013Beautiful Anthurium… love it.. 🙂
fotograffer
14 Jul 2013And I loved the orchid you recently posted as well. Thanks for visiting.
Pinetree Photo Nature Discovery
15 Jul 2013Beautiful reds and one of my favorite quotes.
fotograffer
16 Jul 2013Thanks Carol. The quote was new to me be sure rings true.