A flower I had completely forgotten about. This is a late fall bloomer in the swamps here.
One of the first shots of a Heron for that morning and he shows up in a bed of Swamp Daisy.
The low sun and yellow flowers made for spectacular colors.
After these few photographs I moved on leaving him to his morning.
Charleston, South Carolina.
Colors were so much different than anything else in the swamp.
Found on a walk.
Here are two lily’s that were part of a trip we took a week or so ago.
There was a large number of plants and the number of variations were surprising, to me.
Sumter, South Carolina.
I won’t even try to describe anything here.
Let the colors tell the story.
Noticed this in passing on a walk.
Small flowers but bright and different.
This time of year Fritillary and Cone flowers are out and about everywhere. For the most part I pass them by, only because I use long lens and getting them in focus requires walking ‘away’ from them.
Each image here contains a single flower stalk rather than the bush or planted beds.
The color variation on a petal, natural shade, or even the slightest bit of wind changes the way the entire image displays. Photographing wild life is fast and little time for composing.
Here it’s more of a deep breath and steady hand.
I have read on the different methods people use and I might be finally finding a style of photo I prefer more than others.
