August 4, 2011
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The deep reds of the Wyoming state flower. The Indian Paintbrush. The red being only the coloration of its leaves like a poinsetta. The flower is only an inconspicuous green buried in all that red. This is a parasitic plant deriving its nutrients off a host plant. Coming in many variations of color from mountains to plains-it is spectacularly beautiful.
Another one of your fabulous photos I'd love to paint a watercolor of someday. I love the weathered logs. Something about the grey and pink that go so well.
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