Yellow was the predominant flower color around the old rice field this early fall day.
Single blooms stretch and turn to maximize their sun exposure.
Pulled down by the weight of the flowers these spikes bobbed out over the water.
On the edge of the canal nature arranged more of these stalks in an artful pattern.
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That last one is a very lovely scene Ellen.
Thank you, Frank.
Lovely photos. I particularly like the last one.
Thanks, Belinda. This is a spot that we pass by about once a month and it is interesting to see that what has been ho-hum turned into a nice scene.
Yellow looks so refreshing!
Cheers, Charu
Thanks for stopping by!
Passionate yellow photos! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks! This fall that seems to be the color around the South Carolina swamps and marshes.
Wonderful, Ellen! That bottom image with those magical water reflections and dashes of bright yellow is really quite something special indeed.
Thanks, Pete. Glad that you enjoyed them. I’m always pleased to find still water and an angle to get an image.
I really enjoyed these photos too Ellen! The bottom one is really magic!
Thanks, Liz! It was a beautiful scene and I’m glad you enjoyed it.