Wild roses grow in abundance along the banks of our dikes. Their sweet fragrance filling the air.
This was taken on a section of dike called Blue Heron Loop. Though there is no heron in this picture, they are frequently seen in this area.
Photographer
- Susan
- Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada
- I am happiest when I am out with my camera. Always looking for the bright side. Usually I find it! Please contact me via comment if you wish to use any of my photography. Thanks for stopping by.
9 comments:
You mentioned smelling the roses. I have lost some of my smell senses but I can almost smell this flower. It looks like a very old rose variety.
Abraham Lincoln
Brookville Daily Photo
I do like their naif side. In French, we call them "Eglantine" which is also an old surname.
I love roses and this shot is pretty.
Love the wild roses against the blue shaded mountains in the background. Nice shot.
WoWWW...lovely scenery. Thats a very beautifully captured shot!
I'm imagine about the smell now...Nice one! and I love your photo of the mountain with the 2 bicyclers...Very Pretty Scenery!
Great composition! Love the backdrop of the mountain range and the delicate flowers in the foreground. Pretty pastel pink, too.
:o]Thanx
Beautiful photo. I like your blog. It looks so refreshing.... It is so hot for the moment in Montpellier.
Two years ago, I was supposed to go and teach at a university in Seattle. I could have visited British Columbia. But I turned down the offer, silly me. My back terribly hurt at the time (now it's fine).
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