Very cool. I agree with Todd, a paintbrush that got too close to some mind altering agents.
Which reminds me, if you haven't seen this, it's hilarious!
Thanks folks. Yes, this was Mesa Trails near Boulder.
F22, 1/10 sec, 70mm
What made this "pop" so much was the evening light Friday night. It was spectacular!!
Put a couple black cloths on the ground to give the black background, and that's about it.
My best guess on the species is a paintbrush too close to Boulder.
Great lighting - love this shot!. My guess is it's an Indian Paintbrush early in its bloom (the yellow being the not-quite in-bloom bracts), or one that's been affected by some kind of fungus.
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12 repliesFound this weird looking flower near Mesa Trails. Does anyone have any idea what it may be? I've looked through the books I have and can't find it.
Thanks for looking
Which reminds me, if you haven't seen this, it's hilarious!
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:IndianPaintbrush1.jpg
F22, 1/10 sec, 70mm
What made this "pop" so much was the evening light Friday night. It was spectacular!!
Put a couple black cloths on the ground to give the black background, and that's about it.
My best guess on the species is a paintbrush too close to Boulder.