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LindaB
11th of February 2007 (Sun), 16:11
I finally grabbed a bit of time to get a couple of flower pics in the garden today.
First one, is a slight crop of one of the flower heads from a small cluster of what I believe to be a Daphne (Brian, you might be able to confirm this for me if you are familiar with these - please) - its highly scented
http://www.pbase.com/lindabuckell/image/74260379.jpg
This is one of the little Rosemary flowers
http://www.pbase.com/lindabuckell/image/74260207.jpg
(I actually feel a little out of practice :rolleyes: )
Linda
LindaB
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 06:20
41 views and no comments - I didnt think they were that bad :rolleyes:
Has everyone gone off plain old garden flowers then lol.
Linda
bandit 1
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 08:49
Hiya Linda,
I'm ere not that that counts for much, both great shots #1 looks deliciously yummy good enough to eat, but not sure what flower it is.
Love the Rosemary Flower, I have many in bloom on my Rosemary hedge but no bees buzzing yet.
Cheers for now
Mark
Stefano
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 09:00
Lovely shots. Especially n.2
ckphoto
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 09:09
Really like the angle on #2.
LordV
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 09:14
Hi Linda,
Only just spotted the thread :oops:
Yes think #1 is a daphne- especially if it's highly scented.
Good shots-lovely colours, but not sure about the composition of either of them.
Brian v.
LindaB
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 09:48
Hiya Linda,
I'm ere not that that counts for much, both great shots #1 looks deliciously yummy good enough to eat, but not sure what flower it is.
Love the Rosemary Flower, I have many in bloom on my Rosemary hedge but no bees buzzing yet.
Cheers for now
Mark
Thanks Mark - I just missed getting a shot of a small bee on the Rosemary and I have seen the odd bumble bee. Not long now though before they are all back :)
Linda
Lovely shots. Especially n.2
Really like the angle on #2.
Thanks Stefano and ck :)
Linda
Hi Linda,
Only just spotted the thread :oops:
Yes think #1 is a daphne- especially if it's highly scented.
Good shots-lovely colours, but not sure about the composition of either of them.
Brian v.
Thanks for your thoughts on the Daphne.
I understand your uncertainty on the composition for both of them - I know I can achieve better :( .
Linda
lcpete
12th of February 2007 (Mon), 10:19
nice shots love the detail and colour
Pete
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