Post your flower pics
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dh photography
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I remember my grandmother had these in her yard. Have not seen any in a long time.
Not off the top of my head. The garden has them all tagged, so I will get it for you next time I'm there -- it is a lovely old-fashion variety
brads
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Taken with my D7200 and my new Tamron 90mm lens. All are from my garden.
1. Tree Peony
2. New variety of Osteospermum. Nice and compact with loads of flowers. Not straggly like it's Purple cousin!
3. Flowers change colour as they open. Orange when they open, Yellow a day or so later and then the Copper colour.
1. Tree Peony
2. New variety of Osteospermum. Nice and compact with loads of flowers. Not straggly like it's Purple cousin!
3. Flowers change colour as they open. Orange when they open, Yellow a day or so later and then the Copper colour.
Whiskeyman
Senior Member
I finally had a bit of free time where it wasn't raining this evening.
When I have the time after I get home, I'll try some special processing on this.
WM
When I have the time after I get home, I'll try some special processing on this.
WM
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brads
Senior Member
Sun was shining this morning, which was pleasant. I was hoping the bees would perform properly but they didn't. Never mind. Plenty of other flowers to photograph.
The Bees were a bit lazy but I found a tiny spider who was active.
One of the few bees who visited today.
Sparaxis? Freesia? I'm not sure. No perfume though.
The Peony Rose is open a little more today. Close cropping was interesting.
One must appreciate the design and layout of some of our succulents. Beautiful.
The Bees were a bit lazy but I found a tiny spider who was active.
One of the few bees who visited today.
Sparaxis? Freesia? I'm not sure. No perfume though.
The Peony Rose is open a little more today. Close cropping was interesting.
One must appreciate the design and layout of some of our succulents. Beautiful.
