My friend said she wants a painting of them, with moss painted in grays and blacks. I have the picture of her idea below to hopefully recreate what she wanted.
In Palatka, Florida, there is an old Works Progress Administration (WPA) botanical garden called Ravine Gardens State Park. It has two suspension bridges that take you over a deep ravine, and a short hiking loop (about 2.5 miles) that takes you on a fairly strenuous walk, up stone steps. At the peak is an amphitheater, and along the trail loop are thousands of azalea trees planted in the 1930s. It’s hard to capture their beauty with a camera. Their blooms seem to float among the greenery, and sunlight filters through the trees in a hazy mist.
