The blooms are creamy white at first, with just a red tinge on the outer petals, but as they mature so do the extent of the red coloring, especially in hot climates. This rose is a hybrid tea and very fragrant. Photographs were taken in the Tulsa Municipal Rose Garden.
SOOC is an acronym for Straight Out Of the Camera with no tweaking or retouching.
SOOC is an acronym for Straight Out Of the Camera with no tweaking or retouching.
This is one of my favorite roses! Awesome color and fragrance all in one beautiful rose. Great pictures.
ReplyDeleteLovely shot of the rose. Your link was incorrect, today, so I've fixed it. You should get more visitors, now.
ReplyDeleteOur roses (in Oregon) are having their last blooms as the rains start.
ReplyDeleteAn exquisite rose beautifully captured in all its beauty!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot, I can almost smell the fragrance!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rose, great photograph.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rose, great photograph.
ReplyDeleteNo snow yet? A rose by any other name... thought I'd just throw that in. hahahaha! Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeleteSo simple and beautiful - I love the yellow heart of this rose.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful SOOC shots!
ReplyDelete21:36 - difficult, but beautiful, subject this weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat's serious eye candy! And your shot of this tea rose is perfect!
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