April 26 by Walter Otto Koenig

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26-Apr-2021

The top of a Yucca gloriosa in the rain

Nikon D850 ,Nikkor 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED VR AF
1/400s f/5.0 at 165.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

Kat		08-May-2021 19:16
Wow, what a fantastic plant and image! V

Don		03-May-2021 20:10
Glorious indeed.

Doug Cruden		01-May-2021 18:44
Despite the rain this is a lovely subdued and delicate composition...the muted colours suit this so well

Julie Oldfield		28-Apr-2021 00:13
That is awesome! It’s fascinating to see the falling rain behind the desert flower. V

Nestor Derkach		27-Apr-2021 13:59
Nice floral in a rain event love the bokeh allowing all the attention to be for the sharp Yucca gloriosa .A excellent bokeh delivery by the 80-400. Vote

Marcia Rules		27-Apr-2021 13:24
The gentle rain is the coup de grace! BV

Carl Carbone		27-Apr-2021 12:04
Beautiful detail. I love the detailed subject and soft background.

janescottcumming		27-Apr-2021 11:29
Ready to pop! Very pretty in the rain. V

John Hamers		27-Apr-2021 09:39
Great close up with beautiful pastel colors and background V!

danad		27-Apr-2021 07:58
A superb close-up and a beautiful bokeh with the rain ! V.

Ursula Miller		27-Apr-2021 06:21
Beautiful especially against this soft background. V

Bryan Murahashi		27-Apr-2021 04:43
Nice photo of this bountiful blooms.

Nirvan Hope		27-Apr-2021 04:32
Really delightful pastel colors throughout.

joseantonio		27-Apr-2021 03:37
lovely capture with those colors.V.

Gill Kopy		27-Apr-2021 02:36
So beautiful - the rain and background all come together to make such a lovely image BV

slhoornstra		27-Apr-2021 02:35
Glorious, indeed! V

globalgadabout		27-Apr-2021 01:50
what pretty colours even before the blooms have opened fully...they might profit from the rain too...a fine shot and a subject ripe with promise..

Neil Marcus		27-Apr-2021 01:08
A myriad number of small flower clustered together to protect from heat of the summer I presume. Do they have a scent?

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