Baldwin's Unboggy Bog Beauties - Yellow
Sep 27, 2014 19:16:16 #
Sherry, I've just downloaded these, and they're gorgeous! I'm amazed at your handheld shots. I would have to use a tripod to get something this sharp.
STVest wrote:
Dixiegirl directed me to this nearby land of photo ops. Thanks, Donna! It was a most enjoyable day.
I don't know the names of even the most common wildflowers, so all ID's welcome.
I don't know the names of even the most common wildflowers, so all ID's welcome.
Sep 27, 2014 19:26:39 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
Sherry, I've just downloaded these, and they're gorgeous! I'm amazed at your handheld shots. I would have to use a tripod to get something this sharp.
Thank you, Donna. I'm glad you like them. I usually have a problem with camera movement. I just figured out what happened - my teetering must have been in sync with the slight breeze that was blowing! I love happy accidents!
Sep 27, 2014 19:34:57 #
I wish I could learn to teeter with the wind, Sherry. LOL
STVest wrote:
Thank you, Donna. I'm glad you like them. I usually have a problem with camera movement. I just figured out what happened - my teetering must have been in sync with the slight breeze that was blowing! I love happy accidents!
Sep 27, 2014 19:44:13 #
STVest wrote:
Dixiegirl directed me to this nearby land of photo ops. Thanks, Donna! It was a most enjoyable day.
I don't know the names of even the most common wildflowers, so all ID's welcome.
I don't know the names of even the most common wildflowers, so all ID's welcome.
To my eye, #3 is especially nice.
Sep 27, 2014 19:44:25 #
Dixiegirl wrote:
I wish I could learn to teeter with the wind, Sherry. LOL
I wish I'd thought of it sooner -- just go with the flow.
I got your message about the missing link. It has now been sent. I think. Maybe.
Sep 27, 2014 19:49:01 #
dar_clicks wrote:
To my eye, #3 is especially nice.
Thank you for looking and for your kind comment, dar. I liked #3 because of that little bonus in the background!
Sep 29, 2014 12:41:04 #
STVest wrote:
Nice shots there.I don't know the names of even the most common wildflowers, so all ID's welcome.
It is not really possible to make definite IDs without seeing the foliage, especially with sunflowers and asters, but here goes.
The first one is an Aster, possibly "Panicled Aster" Symphyotrichum lanceolatum.
The second one is most likely "St. Peter's-wort" Hypericum crux-andreae.
My guess on the third one is "Swamp Sunflower" Helianthus angustifolius.
Mike
Sep 29, 2014 13:12:47 #
Blenheim Orange wrote:
Nice shots there.
It is not really possible to make definite IDs without seeing the foliage, especially with sunflowers and asters, but here goes.
The first one is an Aster, possibly "Panicled Aster" Symphyotrichum lanceolatum.
The second one is most likely "St. Peter's-wort" Hypericum crux-andreae.
My guess on the third one is "Swamp Sunflower" Helianthus angustifolius.
Mike
It is not really possible to make definite IDs without seeing the foliage, especially with sunflowers and asters, but here goes.
The first one is an Aster, possibly "Panicled Aster" Symphyotrichum lanceolatum.
The second one is most likely "St. Peter's-wort" Hypericum crux-andreae.
My guess on the third one is "Swamp Sunflower" Helianthus angustifolius.
Mike
Thank you, Mike, for your kind comment and for the ID's. I'll try to remember to include some of the foliage in the shot when I want to ID a plant.
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