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Evolvulus pilosus
Japanese name : American blue
アメリカンブルー(エボルブルス、亜米利加青花）／ヒルガオ科エボルブルス属／北米原産
よく似た花にブラジル原産のEvolvulus glomeratusがあり、こちらもアメリカンブルーの名で流通しているそうです
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2010/07/06:
Today's theme is the color blue. Blue sky. Blue plate. Blue M&Ms. Make a photo of something blue and post it today.
The light was good for a while on Sunday so all that was left to do was find an interesting perch in the forest, trying to fing a spot where clean bokeh could be achieved.
Just one of the variations from my first lightning storm shoot. I got one good picture in about 30. Played with the colors editing the white balance.
On returning to a little village in the Alps called Chiavenna the sun setting caused these beautiful blue's to come out in the mountains.
Some of you will remember that my dear friend Frank buys me flowers at the Violet Town market each month. This time I was very surprised to receive some pretty blue Chrysanthemums. I know they've been artificially coloured but I don't know how it's done. Does anyone in the flickrverse know?
Blue Winged Kookaburra (Dalceo leachii)
Taken at the Cotswold Wildlife Park www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk/
I hope I have the details correct.
Derek Jarman was a good director who died in 1994 from HIV. He wanted to direct his last movie before dying but the disease was so advanced that he was already 100% blind. He decided to make the movie anyway. It's called "Blue", and all you see for its entire length it's just a blue screen. I watched it once, when I was a teenager, and I still remember it as a good movie!
Having not photographed a creature for over a week and seen virtually no sun during that period, I decided to risk a visit to Warwickshire yesterday. I arrived at my main destination at 0930 and saw the first glimpse of the sun around 1130.
I saw a few damselflies at the site and had hoped one might be different to my local species.
This sadly looks like it will be common blue male.