Cup Of Kings Photograph by Debbie Oppermann

Cup Of Kings

by Debbie Oppermann

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Title

Cup Of Kings

Artist

Debbie Oppermann

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Photograph - Photography

Description

"Cup Of Kings" by Debbie Oppermann. The Marsh Marigold, Kingcup, is a beautiful, bright yellow native wildflower that blooms in spring in ponds,marshes or wet woodlands in Ontario Canada. It has yolk yellow petals and stamens and fresh green scalloped leaves and can be found pretty much anywhere there is water.

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Comments (67)

Suzanne Wilkinson

Lovely flower!

Gigi Thomas

Gorgeous capture

Lisa Soots

The yellow and greens are so perfect! Love this close-up :) l/f/tw

Liz Alderdice

Excellent detail, love the subtle veins in the petals. f/l/p

Terry Davis

Lovely!

Carol Japp

Super!

Lisa Wooten

Beautiful. L F G +

Debbie Oppermann

Thanks Jannice for the feature in All Art Welcome

Debbie Oppermann

Thanks Jillian and Krinkled Leaves!

Krinkled Leaves

The veins are becoming leading lines for the eye to so easily follow toward the gem in the middle. Nice job. Pretty cool the other flowers are not quite open yet. That adds a bit more power to the image of the fully open one. Another aspect of good design.