False Hellebore, Seward, Alaska.
Saturday morning in Seward it was cloudy with light rain and no wind – perfect conditions for close-up photography! So I headed up Mt Marathon a ways and photographed some False Hellebore – they are such photogenic plants, especially when they first come up – after a week or two the elements really take the toll on the leaves.
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Wow! Ron, you’ve done it again. I can close my eyes and still see this image. It’s perfect! I loved the interview too.
Beautiful capture Ron, I have put up one more Yosemite and Gibbon falls from Yellowstone if you want to see, will be going back to Yellowstone next week for more bear I hope.
Amazingly sharp shot here. This would make an amazing desktop background. Do you offer this for a download?
Nice capture
Nick Rose
@ Craig Thanks a lot!
@ Dennis Thanks Dennis – I’ll take a peak.
@ Nick Thanks! We need to come up with a way for downloading background – aside from just right clicking on the image, we don’t have a good way.
This is gorgeous, Ron. I thought of this picture last night every time I saw one.
Thanks Julie! I was on LL trail yesterday as well – there were some really nice ones up there.
Beautiful photo of one of my favorite plants.
Thanks Chris!