The subject for this week's entry for Photo Hunt is small. Here is a Morning Glory from the height of (a rather wet) summer. It blooms in the morning and is usually dead by the afternoon. It may have a small life (well okay it should be short, strictly speaking) but it is large in terms of pleasure
Oh what a beautiful morning glory! Happy hunting...
ReplyDeleteThe immense beauty of small things...awesome shot as always.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot of the morning glory. I love morning glories so much that in the summer I go outside early just to photograph them.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!!
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I have a love/hate relationship with morning glories. When I had my house up in the north east they just about pulled down my fence. I was constantly pulling them out of my roses and other flowering bushes. Once they start growing, you just can't seem to stop or constrain them! On the other hand they're just so darn pretty!
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ReplyDeleteThat reminds me of the rampant 5 o'clocks my mother used to have around a patio. I could sit there for hours in the afternoon, just drinking in the fragrance.
ReplyDeleteVibrant!!!
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Awesome idea for the theme! Happy photo hunting, and happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteI just love Morning Glorys! What a beautiful little flower with a too small life! Great p[hoto this week Jams! My hunt is up, please come and visit
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a great shot...it looks like it's glowing!
ReplyDeletethat's a beautiful, striking small! love what seems to be radiating from the inside. great work of nature!
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Thanks everyone
ReplyDeleteIt really stands out to its name. This is so beautiful and the color is just so vibrant.
ReplyDeleteI love the color, great choice
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture. I love it!
ReplyDeleteThat's SO pretty - awesome color.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning photo! Great entry! :)
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That stuff is pretty, but it takes over my mom's yard sometimes.
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I love the stunning colour. It looks like a small trumpet.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful vibrant photo. I love morning glories! Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteAh - good old ipomoea - my mum always has loads of them in her garden in the summer, intertwined with her clematis. Great pic. Have a fab weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, stunning - we grew those one year - same colour, too.
ReplyDeleteWow..the color is beautiful. Nice entry :)
ReplyDeleteSmall or short-lived it's still a gorgeous photo Jams. The only morning glory I have in my garden are the nasty weedy types which I cannot get rid of and have an ordinary white flower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, vibrant colors in this photo. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat choice for the theme.
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What a beautiful flower! Great take on this week's theme.
ReplyDeleteHappy hunting!
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely STUNNING!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTiny flower, BIG effect, jams. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat flower is beautiful. Too bad it has to get deaded in such a short time.
ReplyDeleteSmall flowers that always make people happy every morning (=
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for visiting my site. I am really that small size, compared to other friends. Hehehe Great day to you (=
Very pretty flower. I used to have these in my garden boxes a lot.
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how lovely and beautiful it is!
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Wow ! that's a beautiful picture, could be a painting !
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What a beeyootiful flower and shot of it! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful picture - it just glows!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo of a lovely flower. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
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it's totally beautiful, Mine is up at 4Seasons Of My Life
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One of my favorite flowers and you're right, it's life may be small, but it's punch is huge!
ReplyDeleteYou've have really captured the beauty of this small morning glory. Very beautiful.
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Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteMorning Glory....is that a nickname the not-wife gave you? Papi would likely call me The Beast Of The Rising Sun.
ReplyDeleteI'm partial to purple flora and this is a really exsquisite photo!
I like morning glory...I just wish they'd grow when I plant them.
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First time I seen a morning glory with that kind of colour! Great shot!
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Very colorful, vibrant, and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have flowers like these in my yard, but unfortunately all plants hate me, and none of them stay alive for very long when I try to care for them.
Well, I take that back. Not ALL plants hate me. Weeds seem to thrive in my presence. LOL. :)
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It's a lovely flower. Sad it doesn't last long. Thanks for sharing and coming over.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone.. Ah the joys of morning wood Ewbl!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great morning glory. I like your photo editing also.
ReplyDeleteCheers.
Beautiful flower! :) Lovely photo too. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I grew some once on my kitchen windowsill - no need for a curtain!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo! It looks like there is a light bulb in it! ;-)
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