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Wordless Wednesday: Water Canna Flower

Water Canna Flower Photo
"Fairest of the months!
Ripe summer's queen
The hey-day of the year
With robes that gleam with sunny sheen
Sweet August doth appear."

- R. Combe Miller


Flutter to my Wordless Wednesday Directory for a list of blogs that regularly host WW Linky Parties. Grab my button as a reminder to return next week for more photography fun!

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  1. What a glorious color! Love this! Happy WW! :)

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  2. I'm going to miss all the colors when winter rolls around!

    http://theapels.blogspot.com/2012/07/ww-awkward-family-photo-linky.html

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  3. Awesome! Beautiful flower. Thanks for hosting.

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  4. Love the colour! So cheerful! :)

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  5. Wow such a vibrant orange!! Love it :)

    Happy WW!
    Paula
    lifeasweknowitbypaula.blogspot.com

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  6. I can always count on a beautiful flower on your blog come Wordless Wednesday.


    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2012/07/wordless-wednesday-sign.html

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  7. Absolutely gorgeous color, I'm always eager to read your quotes :)

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  8. Your orange flower is just beautiful! You might also like to contribute to my Mandarin Orange Monday :)

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  9. I love this flower. And those colors...really pretty.
    :)

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  10. Wow! That colour is wonderfully vivid. Orange almost makes my Dutch heart jump happily, especially these days! ;)

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  11. Very pretty. I really like the contrast between the orange flower and the green leaves.

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  12. beautiful, love the color! thank you for hosting the hop xo

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  13. What a beautiful flower and poem. Have a wonderful Wednesday.

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  14. yellow is my fave color. this is lovely :))

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  15. wow! Great close-up! Am not familiar with that flower.

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  16. Your flower photos are always so beautiful! Great color contrast.

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  17. I love the deep, intense colors on the canna lilies!

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  18. That water canna flower looks so pretty. The orange yellow color is very easy on the eyes and relaxing. Now I'm glad I came across this blog from the wordless wednesday link up.

    -Milynn
    www.Love-and-Whimsy.blogspot.com

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  19. Your flowers are full of vibrancy... love your wordless Wednesday shots - I've linked up this week. ;-)
    Jennie. x

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  20. Awesome and creative photography ~ love the colors ~ ~ thanks, namaste, (A Creative Harbor)

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  21. Your photograph of the canna flower is simply lovely!

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  22. Beautiful! You always have such great flower pictures :)

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  23. That flower photo is fantastic! I love how the oranges are juxtaposed against the greens of the leaf. The deep close shot is just so dynamic!

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