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Large and impressive heads on these lovely Hydrangeas.
Pentax K-3 mk lll
SMC Pentax-DA* 50-135mm f2.8 ED [IF] SDM
Longwood Gardens Pa.
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June in Japan is the beginning of its "infamous" rainy season. Most days from June into late July are filled with warm, rainy days and cloudy skies. Yet, it is in this rainy period when Japan's second most famous flowers bloom, Hydrangeas.
In the Tokyo Metropolis, three railways are very well known for the hydrangeas that bloom along the line, the Hakone-Tozan Railway, The Keio-Inakashira Line and the Enoshima Electric Railway. Goryo Shrine near Kamakura is a famous spot for hydrangeas, often packed with locals and tourists to view and photograph them. Here, an Enoden Type 1000 Series leads a Fujisawa bound local as it approaches Goryo Shrine.
Enoshima Electric Railway.
Enoden Type 1000 Series.
Sakanoshita, Kanagawa Pref., Japan
summer 2015 - a couple weeks ago they still looked fresh. Now they have had too much sun and heat... so a little less fresh looking. Glad I captured these when I did.
I captured this while on a walk in a nearby park with my Nikon D70.
Before I started photography, I didn't know much about plants and wondered, "Is this a hydrangea too?" After some research, I found out it's a type of lacecap hydrangea. Photography always teaches me something new about the nature around me.
Hydrangea Paniculata Grandiflora - There are green, smooth, ovate, simple, finely-toothed leaves that are arranged oppositely on branches. In August, the florets emerge lime green, but quickly turned white. The florets bloom into dense snowball shaped clusters. This tree was growing in someone's yard in New Fairfield, Connecticut.
My Garden Abington Pa.
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