Blues hues
p.1 #3Blues hues
The first is stunning. I'm fond of the second as well
Morris
Morris
May 06, 2026 at 01:26 PM
p.1 #4Blues hues
I am really drawn in by the first one, but both are lovely. Very nicely done
Birdie
Birdie
May 06, 2026 at 05:16 PM
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p.1 #6Blues hues
I see you are in Finland! In North America we call that flower hepatica since the plant was once used for ailments involving the liver.
Lovely images, nicely composed and exposed.
What is the Finnish name?
Alan
Lovely images, nicely composed and exposed.
What is the Finnish name?
Alan
May 07, 2026 at 11:55 AM
p.1 #7Blues hues
Thanks everyone!
Alan Milnes wrote:
I see you are in Finland! In North America we call that flower hepatica since the plant was once used for ailments involving the liver.
Lovely images, nicely composed and exposed.
What is the Finnish name?
Alan
The name of this flower is sinivuokko. Sini meaning Blue(ish) and Vuokko... Well, that's just vuokko
Vuokko is also a traditional woman's name here.
Alan Milnes wrote:
I see you are in Finland! In North America we call that flower hepatica since the plant was once used for ailments involving the liver.
Lovely images, nicely composed and exposed.
What is the Finnish name?
Alan
The name of this flower is sinivuokko. Sini meaning Blue(ish) and Vuokko... Well, that's just vuokko
Vuokko is also a traditional woman's name here.
May 07, 2026 at 12:30 PM