I LOVE FLOWERS!!!
Dec 18, 2011 14:54:54 #
Horseart wrote:
I hate to start my first thread. NOTHING has ever intimidated me before, but you guys with your wonderful photographs, that's a different story! You may want to run me off after you see some of mine, but I'm STAYING!!! if I were to go, I'd miss seeing your fabulous works of art!!!
red rose
Dec 18, 2011 15:15:05 #
I too love flowers and use the photos for our screen saver.
I have collected many from this site and they are all beautiful.
Here are three I have taken, a hibiscus, some nasturtiums and a rose.
All from our garden.
Keep posting, they are all great.
I have collected many from this site and they are all beautiful.
Here are three I have taken, a hibiscus, some nasturtiums and a rose.
All from our garden.
Keep posting, they are all great.
hibiscus
nasturtiums
red rose
Dec 18, 2011 15:33:24 #
frank bruce wrote:
Horseart wrote:
I hate to start my first thread. NOTHING has ever intimidated me before, but you guys with your wonderful photographs, that's a different story! You may want to run me off after you see some of mine, but I'm STAYING!!! if I were to go, I'd miss seeing your fabulous works of art!!!
Frank, that looks like the rain effect. Nice
Dec 18, 2011 15:34:51 #
john339 wrote:
I too love flowers and use the photos for our screen saver.
I have collected many from this site and they are all beautiful.
Here are three I have taken, a hibiscus, some nasturtiums and a rose.
All from our garden.
Keep posting, they are all great.
I have collected many from this site and they are all beautiful.
Here are three I have taken, a hibiscus, some nasturtiums and a rose.
All from our garden.
Keep posting, they are all great.
Did you know that Nasturtiums are good in salads and VERY good for you, leaves AND flowers!
Dec 18, 2011 15:37:59 #
yes, i didn't notice it was a filter until after posting it.
Horseart wrote:
Frank, that looks like the rain effect. Nice
frank bruce wrote:
Horseart wrote:
I hate to start my first thread. NOTHING has ever intimidated me before, but you guys with your wonderful photographs, that's a different story! You may want to run me off after you see some of mine, but I'm STAYING!!! if I were to go, I'd miss seeing your fabulous works of art!!!
Frank, that looks like the rain effect. Nice
Dec 18, 2011 15:43:54 #
I'll add these to the growing list.
Protea Maui Hawaii
Skagit Tulip Farm
Butchart Gardens, Victoria BC
Dec 18, 2011 15:53:04 #
Dec 18, 2011 15:55:21 #
Dec 18, 2011 16:03:47 #
I brought the Purple Queen from my dad's house after he passed away in 1989 so I'd have part of his yard in mine
Dogwood
Viola
Purple Queen
Moss brought from my grandfather's yard in 1953
Dec 18, 2011 16:08:25 #
Beautiful pics everyone!!
Horseart, your have done yourself proud on your first thread! I also loved your blue eyed dog peeking through the flowers!
NikonJohn......Dutchmans Breeches!!! OMG, you just took me back to my childhood with those. We had some that grew wild in the woods of our yard. My mom always told me they were very rare, I haven't seen or heard of them since then! THANKS!
Horseart, your have done yourself proud on your first thread! I also loved your blue eyed dog peeking through the flowers!
NikonJohn......Dutchmans Breeches!!! OMG, you just took me back to my childhood with those. We had some that grew wild in the woods of our yard. My mom always told me they were very rare, I haven't seen or heard of them since then! THANKS!
Dec 18, 2011 17:01:20 #
Dec 18, 2011 17:20:39 #
Everybody's pictures are great. Here are a couple more taken in Missorui
Lily
Columbine
Easter Lily
Dec 18, 2011 17:22:41 #
TraceyG wrote:
Beautiful pics everyone!!
Horseart, your have done yourself proud on your first thread! I also loved your blue eyed dog peeking through the flowers!
NikonJohn......Dutchmans Breeches!!! OMG, you just took me back to my childhood with those. We had some that grew wild in the woods of our yard. My mom always told me they were very rare, I haven't seen or heard of them since then! THANKS!
Horseart, your have done yourself proud on your first thread! I also loved your blue eyed dog peeking through the flowers!
NikonJohn......Dutchmans Breeches!!! OMG, you just took me back to my childhood with those. We had some that grew wild in the woods of our yard. My mom always told me they were very rare, I haven't seen or heard of them since then! THANKS!
Awww Tracey, thank you so much. Be careful. Those kinds of comments might spur me on. But haveing said that, I hope to be learning as I go.
Dec 18, 2011 17:23:55 #
Rufhar wrote:
Everybody's pictures are great. Here are a couple more taken in Missorui
Woooohooooo, These ar great. I especially love 1 and 2!
Dec 18, 2011 17:25:55 #
Horseart wrote:
Love them both, but 2nd one is my fav. Are these the Tropical WLs?
GAClowers wrote:
I like everyone's flower shots. Here's a couple of a favorite Lily of mine.
Love them both, but 2nd one is my fav. Are these the Tropical WLs?
Actually not. It is called Texas Dawn. They were shot in bright daylight but I created the night effect with a super high shutter speed, medium aperture and flash. This created the black backround and the yellow reflection lighted the pad. I enjoy messing around with shutter speeds to create different backgrounds.
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