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This is the second year I have tried to grow irises. Last year the bunnies chomped them down before I could spray them with Skoot.
Taken at one of my favourite haunts, the pond at Red Lane in Streethouse, a small village between Wakefield and Pontefract in West Yorkshire UK.
It's latin name is Iris pseudacorus, and thrives in shallow margins of ponds and can grow to about four feet tall.
At our cabin in Strawberry, AZ, the annual spring eruption of bearded irises seems even more glorious then ever.
This is an 8x10 signed and numbered limited edition of 10 professionally made giclee print on Archival Enhanced Matte paper, from one of my Original acrylic Paintings.
As with the other flower pictures I've posted recently, I've used the technique of taking multiple exposures and changing the focus in each exposure. They are then combined in Photoshop CS4 to give more depth of field than the lens is capable of in just one shot. This technique is explained in the March 2009 issue of Popular Photography.
To see more images using this depth of field enhancing technique please see my Maximum Depth of Field Macros set. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157624044378381/
I have other Iris images in my Iris set www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157623861858581/
Species from eastern North America
Common name: Virginia Iris
Photographed growing as part of the landscaping at the Bridge landing in Two Rivers Park, Little Rock, Arkansas
Quelques iris encore pour vous souhaiter un bon dimanche .
Celui ci se nomme Provençal et il est incroyablement lumineux.