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Intermediate Bearded (IB) iris
Photographed at the Arkansas State Capitol Iris Garden, Little Rock, Arkansas
This spring a friend gave me this plant and I have enjoyed its beauty. It's the first photo I took with my new Sigma 70mm Macro.
APRIL 21, 2012
my backyard garden is in full bloom and I am loving it.
this deep purple one is my favorite. Several more should bloom in the next few days.
A wild Douglas iris near Albion, Mendocino County, CA. (More iris shots.)
I'm still lurching toward a deadline and have had little time for shooting.
But I am enjoying the occasional secret tryst with my new Nikon D200. I'm smitten by the camera's color rendering—even in this shot, a default-settings JPEG taken at dusk at ISO 1000 and then heavily cropped.
Right now, I have but one lens: a 50mm f/1.8 prime. I have the 18-200mm vibration-reduction zoom on order, but so does half the population of the world—it's back-ordered.
Just as well. A new camera and a looming deadline are not a good combination.
Iris 'Ambassadeur' and Iris 'Celeste' The morning light is a little warm but the color of Celeste is very close to correct balance. I imagine the Ambassadeur and Madame Celeste have met in the garden to exchange a few glances. These old irises seem to make good companions.
Purple iris bloom in my yard but this one blooms in my neighbor's property, close enough to edge so I can capture it's magnificence. Website: henriphotography.com Blog: henriphotography.wordpress.com/
30-03-2011
Woke up with the sun kissing my still pale face. Ate breakfast and did some chores. Made a study planning and started studying. Lunch. The sun is slowly starting to show, gaining more and more power every day. Lovely. Met up with some friends, went to an appointment. All in all, a pretty useful day.
But I do feel stressed, I have to do so many things in so little time. The only thing I can do is pray to God to give me strength, endurance and peace.
Dwarf Bearded Iris 'Prince George'
(less than 12" tall)
Bloomed for the first time this past May.
Lovely delicate frilling along the upper petals, which are a silvery blue, slight frilling along the bottom falls, which vibrant blue-purple and have a delicate edging of silvery-blue as well.
Fiery red-orange beard in a white, with burgandy-purple veined throat.
I don't remember the scent.
My mom grew Irises in her garden. Most of them were single colored. She had one call a paintbrush that was multi-colored. When we planted a flowerbed at our house, we chose to plant some Irises, too. Thanks, Mom for teaching me about simple beauty.
I think that this is a Flag Iris.
The local Bronze age site is named Flag Fen, due to the abundence of these on the site in the past.
Hybridized by Probst, released in 2005
Miniature Tall Bearded (MTB)
Photographed at White Rock Gardens, Benton, Arkansas, a private daffodil, iris, and daylily display garden
Very late bloomer, small flowers on thinner (but strong) stalks.
Fleurit très tard, petites fleurs sur tiges fines (mais solides).
On peut se procurer cet iris chez Jean-Luc Gestreau (this iris is available at jean-Luc Gestreau's) : www.ferme-des-iris.com