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From my series, "Moth Queen."
To view the entire set, please visit http://www.nicoram.net/mothqueen

An array of Mexican primrose on an expanding vine among the grasses of our front yard high alpine meadow.

A deep maroon lily growing in our flower bed is framed by its neighboring ice plant.

A single Mexican primrose close up. This plant is far more aggressive than expected, the vines are expanding across our high alpine meadow.

Forgot to turn on my water before the recent heat wave in Colorado's Front Range, these white veronica's are struggling to bloom.

Blue veronica beginning to bloom among a colorful collection of xeriscaped, high alpine meadow flowers and grasses in our front yard.

A single lavender bloom begins to show forth from our High Mountain Meadow, xeriscape front yard.

Like the brilliant reds and yellows of these Goblin Blanket Flowers, native to Colorado's high mesa prairie ecosystem.
An 11 X 14 version was my 1st professional, framed sale to a friend for her new apartment.

Another of a series of Shasta daisies for Limes Wright comparison with UK coastal daisies.

A scraggly pair of Shasta daisies standing tall in our High Alpine Meadow, front yard, near Denver International Airport. Taken to share with Limes Wright after an excellent shot of UK seacoast Moon daisies.

From my series "Contemptu Quae",
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From my series, "Stomach Aches",
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Pretty much SOOC. I think I am going to looooove this lens

Three blooms on one stem. Thought I had better capture it while it lasts.

Recent still life emphasizing my 1950s, plastic, puffy horse ornament. My brother and I argued for almost 20 years whose was this horse and whose was the puffy yellow clown; I won when I established my family and household first and selected this among other personal ornaments.

Still some colour, still some beauty

There was some nice light coming in the window and I decided to shoot these from a low vantage. Just something a little different.

It's always an adventure in the kitchen...
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While visiting family in Grand Isle, Louisiana, I spotted a field of Bluebonnets and slammed on the breaks! I had my daughter pick a few and I clicked away. I am a huge fan of adding fairies to little girl's portraits and this images was just begging for it! I hope you enjoy! Check out my Facebook page for more www.facebook.com/sarahelizabethphotography1