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Tuesday 10 January 2012

In search of colour - 8


OK, here's one that's not red - well, not really!

Cyclamens are such pretty little flowers, but they don't do well indoors.  This one seems to like its position on the steps, cool yet sheltered - and it can see everything that's going on!

13 comments:

  1. A really well composed and considered image.
    The contrast twixt the delightful colour of the Cyclamens and the flat lacklustre of the zinc plant holder would, perhaps, be worth further experimentation ? ?

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  2. This picture is really beautyful showing an every day simple secnery, with serenity. You should use it as a postcard!

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  3. Cyclamens were among my late grandmother's favourites. An extremely green-fingered woman, she has these in pots on various window sills around her house. This one looks very comfortable in its position.

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  4. Can I be a little naughty; next time you walk past, move the flower pot a couple of feet to the right and come in a little tighter on the flower against the lovely old wall.
    I'll go back to my pot of tea now.

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  5. Very nice. Could I make a suggestion? Maybe you could do a little cement work and tidy up the pointing on the stonework then take the picture again? By then the flower might have grown a bit bigger.....

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  6. I love Cyclamens and I agree, they don't do very well in the house. I still buy one every once in awhile, the color is so wonderful in the winter.

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  7. I think you found the perfect amount of color. It certainly brightens the day.

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  8. To me, what really pushes this over the top is the muted green moss in one corner to the green in the diagonal corner. Really well thought out shot.

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  9. Suweeeet! What a delightful pot, too. And I like your composition.

    [Yes, I had thought of you with the Taphophile meme and hoped you'd catch it. You can link one of your previous posts; others have done that. :-) ]

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  10. Beautiful contrasts! I adore cyclamen and have learned not to attempt them inside -- they perish miserably, alas!

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  11. Oh you're killing me here... blooming flowers are always so delightful to see this time of year! ~Lili

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