What I know about orchids you could put on the head of a pin. I've stated in the past that I am not much of an indoor gardener--these lovelies do not live with me. They were on display at Ft. Wayne. Aren't the fantastic form, colors and markings on these beauties incredible? I can't help but believe in God when I look at these. Yes, I have science training. I know about Big Bang and "evolutionary development necessary for procreation of the species." It all makes remarkable sense. But. LOOK! This is starstuff, wonderfully made, and in my heart I just know that after He made it, God took out Divine Magic Markers and colored on it. Orchid photos by JulenaJo.
Amen! LOL
ReplyDeleteThey are just beautiful. I just bought my first orchid last weekend. Now I am in hopes of learning to keep it a live and well.There are so many different types and colors of orchids. The yellow is striking.
Absolutely gorgeous! I also am persuaded that intricate design points to a great Designer. The appreciation of beauty serves no evolutionary or species preservation purpose whatsoever , but comes to us as a gift from that same designer.
ReplyDeleteincredibly beautiful Julena, i love orchids. its like the face of humans, no two orchids are alike. they all have different faces.
ReplyDeleteWow! The colors are stunning. I can't wait to see some color, for now I will live through yours. Thanks for sharing!
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Aren't orchids amazing? I knew a gentleman who raised them. A lot of work, time and space are required. I do appreciate just looking at them. Your photos are wonderful and it was a treat to see them.
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That's another Amen from me too. I don't think I've had a chance to say hi to you yet---welcome to blotanical.com and we're glad you joined.
ReplyDeleteNature provides great beauty!!! these are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI thought these looked familiar! So you were there, too!!! Did you see my post on the show?
ReplyDeleteI'm off to explore the rest of your blog... :-)