#1 - My gardening shed through the crab tree. |
#2 Bees Knees Clematis |
#3 Bulrushes in the Swamp |
#4 - Heavenly Blues |
#5 The old scuffler handle amid Solomon's Seal |
#6 Clematis Closeup |
#7 Bottle Gentians |
#8 Garden Starfish - Castor Bean Leaves |
#9 Late Bloomer - Iris in October |
#10 Seasons Greetings |
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For what it's worth - #1,#4,#3 would be my first three choices but I wouldn't really disagree strongly with your order, except that #10 must rate higher than that. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteNice to see this pics when it's so cold and snowy outside!
ReplyDeleteNumbers 1, 4, and 8 are my favorites; thanks for re-sharing. Also, there may be some bulrushes in Number 3, but the dominant plants with the thick, furry seed heads are cattails, not bulrushes.
ReplyDeleteThose are all lovely. #1,3, & 8 are my top picks. I think you did an amazing job photographing them.
ReplyDeleteOnly 3? :-) 1, 3, and 8.
ReplyDeleteFor just a"little point and shooter" you've got some awesome photos. Obviously you have a close up mode. Well done. keep up the good work.
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