Featured Work
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See You Next Spring by lizalady
Winner of Rhododendron foliage in the Rhododendrons group Nov 26, 2008 This Rhody has beautiful leaves all year.
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PEPPERMINT CANDY by cdudak
This Azelia’s coloring reminds me of peppermint candy.
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Rhododendron Beauty by JuliaWright
Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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Rhodedendran Illusion Design by Jonice
I did a illusion on one of my rody photos.
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OrangeHaze by wombatwal
Taken at Christchurch Botanic Gardens, New Zealand. / Pentax K100D Super / Sigma 17-70mm / f5.6 / 1/180s / iso 200
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Designed by Nature by gardenerpat
This photograph was taken two years ago, but it wasn’t until just now that I discovered the shape the rhododendrons and tulips formed together. This is actually a vertical photo, but the RB process apparently made it horizontal instead. Try to look at it with your head tilted a bit to the right!
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frozen pod by emanon
this is a rhododendron just waiting for spring to come along.
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Rhododendron Sensation by JuliaWright
Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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Flame Azalea by Gary L. Suddath
Flame Azalea, (rhododendron calendulaceum) is one of the nine rhododendron genus shrubs growing in the Great Smoky Mountains. It is often confused with the Cumberland Azalea which is on the red side of orange, while the flame azalea is on the yellow side. These shrubs may start blooming in the lower elevations mid April and May. The higher elevations and balds are in June and July. Some of the best displays in the park are at Gregory and Andrews Balds or along the Balsam Mountain Road….. William Bartram, an early botanist, discovered flame azaleas in 1791, he described the plant as “certainly the most gay and brilliant flowering shrub yet known.”
Recent Work
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frozen pod by emanon
this is a rhododendron just waiting for spring to come along.
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Resolutions and Aiming for in 2009 on Redbubble / (This should be done by everyone on redbubble, in order to stimulate everyone and to do his/her best to promote his/her art. I hope that this journal is accepted in every group. This will produce more constructive work both for the individuals and also for the groups) 2008 has passed by and a new year has started. Everyone has his/her own resolutions and aims for the New Year. I will discuss mine with you. Emotions / On several times, I was on the verge of leaving Redbubble, but there was always something that told me NO. Most of this something was YOU : / YOU who bought my card, / YOU who add me to your watchlist, / YOU who favored my work, and / YOU who commented on my work. 2008 / So, with your help, this year I will aim for big!! / During 2008 I had nearly 20000 views(19506) on my art (excluding journals & clothing). / During December 2008 I had over 3000 views, my work was featured 25 times, I was featured 4 times, 2* of my art were used as avatars and I had a *photo featured on the redbubble homepage. 2009 / For 2009 I am aiming for some 36000 views (bringing a total of some 56000). / I am also aiming to sell at least SIX pieces of art. / (all this can only happen with your help). Also, since October, I stared my Monthly Journals where I record all my happenings in the respective month. Another idea that I came with was to create journals which gather together some photos to form a set. In this way, people visiting your page can get a good picture of what you are up to, and instead of one photo, you can sell a whole set:- / Maltese Boats / From the Past / I will gradually continue to increase these number of sets, and I will create a new Journal called Sets which will include a link to alll my sets. Now, YOU - / What are your aims? / What are you expecting from yourself in redbubble during 2009 ? Is there anything that I can help you with? / DO NOT HESITATE TO CONTACT ME. / (by the way – I am just a rookie/amateur in photography, but I am sure that I will expand my talent AND YOU CAN DO IT TOO) I JUST HOPE THAT WITH THIS JOURNAL I AM DELIVERING SOMETHING POSITIVE TO YOU MY LATEST WORK / Regards, Christian Zammit / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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Catawba Rhododendron by Gary L. Suddath
The Catawba (rhododendron catawbiense) are the beauty of the high mountains. In the Smokies it is found above 3500 feet, and is the pinkish purple rhododendron. In some places they cover entire balds with their beauty. The leaves are similar to the rosebay but are a little smaller and rounder on the tip. The early bee keepers had to pay attention to where they placed their hives as honey made from either the Catawba or Rosebay is toxic…Some of the places these beauties can be seen are near New Found Gap on US 441, Andrews Bald, and Alum Cave Bluff Trail…Outside the park along the Blue Ridge Parkway and Roan Mountain of upper east Tennessee is know for the showing there.
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Happy New Years Everyone!! by Jonice
Stay safe!
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Catawba by Gary L. Suddath
The Catawba, rhododendron catawbiense, are the beauty of the high mountains. In the Smokies it is found above 3500 feet, and is the pinkish purple rhododendron. In some places they cover entire balds with their beauty. The leaves are similar to the rosebay but are a little smaller and rounder on the tip. The early bee keepers had to pay attention to where they placed their hives as honey made from either the Catawba or Rosebay is toxic…Some of the places these beauties can be seen are near New Found Gap on US 441, Andrews Bald, and Alum Cave Bluff Trail…Outside the park along the Blue Ridge Parkway and Roan Mountain of upper east Tennessee is know for the showing there.
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Flame Azalea by Gary L. Suddath
Flame Azalea, (rhododendron calendulaceum) is one of the nine rhododendron genus shrubs growing in the Great Smoky Mountains. It is often confused with the Cumberland Azalea which is on the red side of orange, while the flame azalea is on the yellow side. These shrubs may start blooming in the lower elevations mid April and May. The higher elevations and balds are in June and July. Some of the best displays in the park are at Gregory and Andrews Balds or along the Balsam Mountain Road….. William Bartram, an early botanist, discovered flame azaleas in 1791, he described the plant as “certainly the most gay and brilliant flowering shrub yet known.”
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Rhododendron Sensation by JuliaWright
Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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Heavenly Pink by JuliaWright
Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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One month only has gone by the day I joined Redbubble, and I had the great honour to be featured 12 times!!!! I thank first the hoists of Sea, Portugal, All About Flowers, Landscape Photography, Flowers in macro (very close-up), LISBON and surroundings, Rhododendrons, Italy and all things Italian and Colors of Water groups. I thank also the people which have gived me their precious helping support viewing, commenting and favoriting my works and have added me to their watchlist. The day I joined Redbubble was really a good day! In the end, but not last, I would like to thank my friend Monica Di Carlo who let me discover the awesome Redbubble world
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Flame Azalea II by Gary L. Suddath
Flame Azalea, (rhododendron calendulaceum) is one of the nine rhododendron genus shrubs growing in the Great Smoky Mountains. It is often confused with the Cumberland Azalea which is on the red side of orange, while the flame azalea is on the yellow side. These shrubs may start blooming in the lower elevations mid April and May. The higher elevations and balds are in June and July. Some of the best displays in the park are at Gregory and Andrews Balds or along the Balsam Mountain Road….. William Bartram, an early botanist, discovered flame azaleas in 1791, he described the plant as “certainly the most gay and brilliant flowering shrub yet known.” I can personally recomend the Balsam Mountain and Heintooga Ridge Road in the Great Smoky Mountains as a great place to view these beautiful Azalea often you’ll see them side by side with Mountain Laurel in a brilliant display
About This Group
Rhododendrons and Azaleas are a massive genus of spectacular plants, which have such grace and beauty to please any eye. Any images macro or full tree, natural leaf arrangement, bud, are accepted. A name if possible, but not essential. Photos, drawings, paintings, computer artwork, but no writing please
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