Photos of Beautiful Flowers (14)
There are (14) photos of the keyword, Beautiful Flowers, available on our website. They are pictured below.The pictures are organized by category.
#328 — A scenic picture taken of two beautiful white Arum Lily flowers which were taken in Santa Cruz, California. When you look closely at the flowers you can see the early morning water droplets laying on the pedals of the flowers. The Arum Lily has soft leaves and a spongy stem. Male and female flowers are clustered on a central yellow spadix with a creamy-white spathe. The Arum Lily grows in marshy areas from sea level to mountains.
Close Up of White Arum Lily Flowers
#1373 — A beautiful scenic picture taken of two purple flowers up close with the background out of focus.
Purple Flowers Up Close
#1376 — A scenic vertical picture taken close up of three purple flowers with sunlight shining on them. The background in this photo is out of focus.
Scenic Purple Flowers
#290 — A photo of a scenic red flower taken in the Mission Gardens at Santa Clara University. The Mission Gardens are full of all kinds of beautiful flowers.
Scenic Red Flower
#322 — A scenic picture of three purple flowers close up. These flowers were photographed at the San Francisco Zoo.
Three Purple Flowers
#2308 — A scenic picture taken up close of a bunch of red and yellow tulip flowers with water drops seen on them. These tulips were found at the skagit valley tulip festival in Mount Vernon, Washington.
Red & Yellow Tulips Up Close
#2303 — A close up scenic vertical picture taken of some red tulip flowers with water drops on them. These flowers were taken at the Tulip Festival located in Skagit Valley, Washington State.
Red Tulips Close Up
#2043 — A scenic close up vertical picture taken of a yellow sunflower located in western Idaho.
Sunflower
#2339 — A close up picture taken of a lot of yellow tulip flowers located in Skagit Valley, Washington during the annual tulip festival.
Yellow Tulips
#355 — A scenic picture taken at Santa Clara University from the right side of Mission Santa Clara de Asis looking out towards Santa Clara's main entrance. This campus is very beautiful as it is covered with these pretty palm trees, beautiful flowers, and wonderful architecture. You can also see the scenic green hills of San Jose in the background. These hills make this view even more beautiful as its not always that these hills are this green.
Beautiful Palms of Santa Clara University
#364 — A scenic photo taken of a beautiful landscape scene with green grass, blue sky, and yellow flowers in Marin County, California. Marin County is just north of San Francisco. From 1850 to 1950 the population of Marin increased by 85,000 people. Twenty years later there were an additional 123,000 residents. Population growth has slowed since then and is now about 245,000. In 1972 the Golden Gate National Recreational Area was created which encompasses the Marin Headlands, Muir Woods and thousands of acres along the Pacific Coast.
Marin County Landscape of Hills
#805 — A scenic picture of people hiking on a trail near the coast at Kehoe Beach which is located in Marin County California. This is a beautiful picture as you can see the green hills and wildflowers of marin county along with some patchy fog in the background with the blue sky.
People Hiking on Green Trail
#484 — A scenic picture of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California with pink flowers in the foreground. The Golden Gate Bridge is a historic symbol that represents the city of San Francisco. Joseph B. Strauss was the original chief engineer of the bridge and designed a rather unsightly cantilever and suspension structure in 1916. Though attempts were made to refine the design, it wasn't until consulting architects Irving F. Morrow and his wife Gertrude C. Morrow stepped in that the current look and design were imagined and implemented. The bridge opened for traffic 1937.
Golden Gate Bridge & Flowers
#568 — A scenic picture taken of the famous Lombard Street which is located in downtown San Francisco, California. Lombard Street has eight sharp turns (or switchbacks) that have earned the street the distinction of being the most crooked (winding) street in the United States. One of San Francisco's car lines stops at the top of this block. The crooked section of the street is reserved for one way traffic traveling east (downhill), and is paved with bricks. The section was built in 1923 to accommodate the steepness of the slope of the hill. The road is surrounded with beautiful shrubs and flowers and stunning bay views that draw in tourists day after day. From the top of the hill you will see amazing views of the bay such as Telegraph Hill and North Beach.
Lombard Street
