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In a Sussex garden. 2009

Found in the Hotel Bouganvillea Garden (Costa Rica)

Calla Lily shot with a Canon TS-E 90mm at:

f16

1/125 sec

ISO 500

Canon 1Ds Mark III

Canon 580ex II Flash

Lastolite Ezybox 24 X 24 camera left @ 1/4 power

2 Calla flowers from a Sussex garden

I planted these set of Calla Lilies early winter of 2008. Happy to see the flowers in 3 months :)

Si, lo so: sto diventando un po' monotematica con tutti i miei fiori_su_sfondo_nero...

So elegant. I tried for a dutch angle on this one. (Dinner Bay Park, Mayne Island, BC)

A Calla Lily outside of Alcatraz.

A flower on Alcatraz Island.

In this view of the calle lily I hardened the edges a bit and upped the saturation to give it a bit more punch.

I haven't posted any flowers in a while and I really missed them. More to come.

no, not southern hemisphere - just about 6 months late in posting! Shots from the garden this past spring (2014)

I took this photo by laying flat on the ground at the Edinburgh Botanical Garden and aiming through a mass of leaves. Worth the effort, I think.

In a Sussex Garden. 27/06/2010

March 7, 2011

Cayambe, Ecuador

Canon 20D w/18-55mm 3.5-5.6 lens

blooming in our garden

Another black and white calla macro.

 

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Since it's been snowing like crazy (as you can see on the few pictures I took this morning) I have decided to play with color today. A friend brought these for me, knowing how much I love flowers and I have been dying to get some shots of them before I kill them... (that's what happened to my poor beautiful orchid - I am afraid it is dead ;(.. or as close to it as can get..). So here they are, a little pretty calla lilies. There was still sun shining and a hope of spring in the air, when I photographed these... *sigh*

Calla lilies were first imported from South Africa to the Americas in the mid-nineteenth century.

The waxy white blooms and spear-headed leaves of the cally lily began to appeal to American artists shortly after its importation. In the early twentieth century, the cally lily began to enjoy a heightened popularity especially in the 1920's and 1930's when it became a darling subject of painters and photographers.

 

Thus, the white blooms and spear-headed leaves of the calla lily became a symbol of radiant beauty and sophistication.

 

At the Flower Market

Antananarivo Madagascar

East Africa

taken at the CSUS arboretum

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Free patterns:

 

All knit coasters and the simple crochet coaster at the purl bee.

 

Floral crochet coasters at my blog.

Calla Lily original acrylic painting, 25x20cm canvas board

 

This painting is currently available for sale: www.interrobangart.co.uk/shop/4575737000/Calla-Lily-2/550...

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