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Geranium squirrel
alertly watching
by the pots
of flowers
beautifully framed
in
pretty in pink
Jazzy JJ had just posed by the flowers taken out of the
wagon waiting to go to the flower garden. She had gone
inside to rest in her bed but the squirrel is keeping and eye out in case she comes outside.
For this weeks Macro Mondays theme of "AllNatural" I first tried taking a photo of a fallen pine cone but I wasn't satisfied with the way the photo turned out so I then set about searching for flowers in the garden.
As I had photographed a Buttercup a few weeks ago I decided to use a Geranium for this weeks subject.
This week I always seemed to be fighting the macro photographers worst enemy.......wind or at least even a gentle breeze which seemed to crop up whenever I wanted to press the shutter.
Wild geranium flowers are pinkish. This plant's roots contain alum and was a useful medicinal in times past.
Canon EOS 6D - f/6.3 - 1/50sec - 100mm - ISO 200
- Geranium Rozanne
The best, most garden-worthy hardy Geranium you can grow. The finely cut foliage is accented by large (for a geranium) blue-purple flowers with pale blue eyes which cover the plant from late spring to frost, being one of the longest blooming perennials in the garden.
Internationally recognized through being selected as 2008 Perennial Plant of the Year in North America and receiving the RHS Award of Garden Merit (UK).
- Geranium Rozanne
Geranium Rozanne is een heel geliefde soort, vanwege zijn zeer lange bloei met blauwe bloemen met een wit hart van voorjaar tot de eerste nachtvorst. Hiermee is het de langst bloeiende blauwe Geranium.
Beautiful colors on this geranium in my front yard at sunset tonight. The leaves seemed to almost be glowing.
Taken from the local nursery.
Happy New Week, Everyone!
I hope these Wild Fires here in CA will be contained soon!
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Another Saturday Stroll at Dart's Hill Garden Park in South Surrey B.C.
This time I took both my digital and my film camera.
In many cases I took shots of a bloom using both cameras.
Not the same lens on each, but I will be interested to see how they do.
The downside of film is I now must take the roll in for processing and scanning. I intend to compare the results of the two cameras.
I am still fascinated and having fun with my Nikon F100 film camera.
It has peaked my interest in film. I think it has taught me a lot as well. I even got a new meter battery for my completely manual late 60's Asahi Pentax Spotmatic. I intend to try a few rolls of film with the Pentax. I also like the old lenses I have for the Pentax and may use them with an adapter on my other cameras.
It is better to build our own garden and have different kinds of flowers. Sometimes it is difficult to stay near someone’s house and take picture, maybe he doesn’t like it. I started my garden flowers with a 100$ budget, and even in winter I have fresh flowers. Have great weekend!
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Geranium met hommel. Gemaakt met de Tamron 70-300, in een 'analoge' setting.
Geranium with bombus. Made with the Tamron 70-300, in an 'analog' setting (Analog Efex Pro).
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Taken with my Sony a300 with my Tamron SP AF60mm f/2 DI II LD (IF) 1:1 Macro Lens
Taken at Washington Park
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