Morning Glory Waking In The Morning Photograph by Mary Deal

Morning Glory Waking In The Morning

by Mary Deal

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Title

Morning Glory Waking In The Morning

Artist

Mary Deal

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Morning glories abound as wild flowers here in the Islands, growing along roads and in fields. I have seen several wild and stunning colors, along with the usual whites and pinks, of course. This one called to me to stop my walk and capture its likeness. I've been told by another artist, this is a viola. Now we have a name.

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The artist, Mary Deal, is also an award-winning author of mystery/thrillers, a short story collection, writers' reference books and a self-help nonfiction. Read about it here:

http://tinyurl.com/3z8pm3f

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June 25th, 2016

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Comments (12)

Hanne Lore Koehler

Fantastic morning glory capture, Mary! L/F/Vote

Gary F Richards

Outstanding morning glory composition, lighting, shading, blue color and artwork! F/L voted

Kathryn Jones

Absolutely gorgeous! I think that it may be a pansy rather than its smaller cousin the viola. I love their bright colours and cheerful little "faces".