#WordlessWednesday: Orchid
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Incredible, Rob!
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Thank you, Jan.
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Fantastic! Hope there will be soon better temperature. 😉 Best wishes, Michael
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Thank’s again, Michael.
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A great pleasure to me, Rob! Thank you too. Michael
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Simply beautiful. Orchids look almost unreal
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Thank you, Keith. I’m proud of my little orchid. 🙂
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That’s beautiful and can see every detail 🙂
Have a bloomingtastic week and thanks for linking up 🙂
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Thank you for the visit and the comment, Steve. 🙂
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That’s beautiful Robert! I’m never really sure how to photograph them, but I do enjoy them!
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The orchid is beautiful. This was a lucky shot. 🙂
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I disagree. Not luck…that’s skillage right there!
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The pattern of these orchids reminds me of the king cheetah. They’re exquisite. Thank you for sharing, Rob.
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That’s an interesting observation, Miriam. If the orchid blossoms again this year I’ll be sure to take and post photos.
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Please do, Rob. I tried to grow orchard from bulbs but have not been successful. How did you start?
I have a “friend” in Thailand, he grows many kinds of orchard and sent me some photos. He’s not a photographer so the flowers are not fairly presented – angles, lighting and backdrop, etc.
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My orchid started from a bulb that a friend gave me. The orchid has lasted two years which
is a miracle. Most plants look at me and expire within days. 🙂
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I have better luck with bulbs of lilies which come back every year. Some died because I didn’t take care of them. 🙂
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This is the most outstanding orchard I have ever seen, Rob.
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Thank you, Robbie. It’s one of mine. I’m so proud that it’s still alive. 🙂
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So very unusual and beautiful
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Thank you, Miriam. This is one of my Orchids in full bloom last year.
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Lucky you!
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I know. I’m shocked that it’s still alive. 🙂
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