So Who was Len?

Last Saturday (week) morning, before we left for Sydney, I went to a Bromeliad Soc show and this time I was unable to keep my hands in my pocket and ended up with a few purchases. This is Vriesea "Lucky Len". I don't know who Len was but he sure got lucky to develop this beauty. To give you an idea of size, it is a bit over 60cm across. You know I'm back home and feeling a bit lazy when the bromeliad shots start appearing.

[Ilona]

Like your pov :)

[Kane Arlow]

It's an interesting plant, it's clever how it collects the water in the middle of the leaves.

[Leana Niemand]

Love your pov, great shot!

[Candace]

This is a wonderful plant, textures are awesome!

[Lisa Poland]

Fabulous lines on the leaves. Very cool.

[CINDY JOHNSON]

really cool, its like i keep trying to see in

[Shelley]

Interesting plant. NIce POV

[Shirley Banford]

Great POV on this.

[Denis]

Lovely crazy patterns.

[sally agnew]

Wow, that is a stunner, love the patterns :-)

[Denise (lyndemc)]

But we love the Broms! This one's a beaut, Terry. I like how the background pink matches the tips of the bromeliad's leaves.

[Poppo Livy]

@lyndemc Yeah, I set it up like that. LOL

[Rick Schies]

Well it is definitely a beautiful plant

[Babs]

Beautiful plant. Would make a really interesting abstract pattern too if you zoomed closer.

[Susan C Clow]

What beautiful lines and shapes are showing in this image. And depth too.

[Trudi]

Beautiful plant, love the colour!

[Andrew]

very clever composition.

[Tony]

Beautiful plant and perfect capture.

[Poppo Livy]

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Thanks everyone for your comments. I will post a pic of another one soon.
@onewing I'll have a go at that one day