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Spenser and I were waiting outside of a house near St. Anthony and San Ardo Drives this afternoon while Jackee checked out an estate sale. I amused myself by shooting the extremely light blue iris.
Dramatic, a swirl of the skirt captured in motion. Note: this is not the official variatal "Iris Flamenco" but a poetic expression to title the image.
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On a hike in the Crazy Mountains, the Wild Iris are in full bloom. I usually like big wide landscape pictures, but the wild flowers are really pretty this year...
I find Irises so interesing with their bearded tongues. A happy bee buzzing this flower would have made it perfect....maybe next time.
In the past week, I've seen several other people upload beautiful photos of these tiny clumps of iris growing on the high trail near the sensory garden. I took this photo early Sunday morning. It was dark, gray and threatening rain. I used my other camera which has a detached flash on a cord, on which I tried my plastic cup diffuser. Mar 28, 2010 L1090119.dng
Species from southern Europe
An early blooming species iris with a good fragrance. Can be found across most of the United States in gardens and cemeteries.
Broadmoor Neighborhood, Little Rock, Arkansas
Bearded Yellow Iris
My mother planted some Iris' last year and they took off this spring. These things are about 4 feet tall, huge flowers.
I got a couple of shots with my new ND filters so that I could get some dark colors and small focal range.
The ND's are going to be awesome for waterfall shots, I can see it already.
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