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In Full Bloom. Kniphofia Flower Abstract by Jenny Rainbow.

Macro of Kniphofia flower abstract with selective focus.

Kniphofias, commonly known as Torch Lilies or Red Hot Pokers, always make a bold statement in the garden with their brilliant show of bright-colored, dense, erect spikes resembling glowing pokers or torches. Blooming from late spring to early fall, depending on the varieties, their stately flowers are noted for their long-lasting display of reds, oranges,
yellows or creams, adding eye-catching splashes of color to any border.

Kniphofias change color as the flower matures, exhibiting the deepest shades in bud and
fading as the flower opens, resulting in a bicolor look. Their stout flowering shapes rise
proudly above erect, tight, tufted clumps of arching, grassy leaves.

Source: www.gardenia.net

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Jenny Rainbow Fine Art and Evgenia Vlasova Garden Photography - both are the same person = me )). Jenny Rainbow is my artistic and photographer's pseudonym and for now its truly became my second name. I am moving a lot overseas, influenced by many different cultures. By my graduation Im a Fine Art artist and my specialty was design and painting, but when digital camera's technology starts its glorious way I changed a direction and now Im dealing only with photography, but very often using in images the Fine Art techniques and effects. Photography is my passion & the camera is my great faithful partner, anywhere I go. Actually my photography is kind of language Im speaking to the world and the way to share the beauty of this planet...