“Virginia Bluebells from Indiana”
I have been spending a lot of time photographing wildflowers here in the Madison Indiana area and also the Smokey Mountains that I am just now getting around to posting some here for you to view.
I shot these Virginia Bluebells at Clifty Falls State Park early last week before I headed off on vacation, I really liked the blue coloring in these and they turned out to be pretty nice.
Thanks for taking a look and I should have a lot more images to follow !!















Amazing depth of color.
Great shades of blue Bernie, well done…
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Wow! Those are absolutely stunning!
Amazing blues Bernie. Beautifully captured with a nice touch.
Awesome photo!
Very pretty! I have loved all your bluebell photos! Great job again!
Can’t beat the intensity of color here Bernie. Nice job.
Thick with beauty. Lovely color.
I love em Bernie but I am confused. Did we see these a month ago? Or did you just put them up?
great shot, wonderful color. You have really got some use out of that macro haven’t you? I really enjoyed talking to you and will try again next week when I have more time. Keep the shots comin’, they never get old and you never cease to amaze me with your comps and creativity! Later, JT
wow… stunning image
I love the little baby purple ones peeking out around the RH corner! Beautiful work, Bernie!
These are such stunning flowers that I have only seen twice in my life (but never photographed)! Bravo job!
That blue is radiant! I like how you’re able to translate the style of imagery you’ve been doing in the studio to into the wild as well. It is nice to know that Clifty has stuff to shoot in every season. One of these springs I need to go back.
wow, lovely colors, and details in here
This little flower comes across as so lush (it almost looks edible dosen’t it?) Tracking down bluebells where none are wasted on the flower is so rare for me. This is a beautiful shot of a gorgeous flower.
I had some white Virginia Bluebells (albino) for a while but they finally died out. Your site is a favorite because you photograph what I love to see.
These little wild flowers native to this region are dear to me.