Not so monochrome -lilacs

On a request, here are my lilac photos on color, showcasing this flower that insists on flaunting its beauty in every possible lighting condition—it’s like the diva of the garden and the scent of her, aah!! Whether it’s posing against a clear blue sky, showing off its gorgeous self amidst lush greenery, or just casually lounging in the softness of a pastel backdrop, the lilac’s knack for stealing the spotlight, proving once and for all that flowers can outshine even the best of us in the color department!

White lilacs
Light purple lilacs stand for first love and early affection
White lilacs primarily symbolize purity and youthful innocence. In the traditional language of flowers, they represent a sweet, untainted soul, humility, and modesty

The Flower Hour #32

4 thoughts on “Not so monochrome -lilacs

  1. Well, thank you Ritva. Of course your mono versions were a study in cool understated elegance, but to smell the lilac (and ours is dead now) requires, I find, colour. So white lilac signifies modesty? I find its smell anything but unassuming. It’s voluptuous, heady and altogether flaunts itself!

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