I was looking through some folders that have some images taken with my Minolta X-700. This is a scanned image that I found and thought it would be nice to share. Something about film images that digital SLR’s can’t duplicate.
Category: Flowers
On a cloudy day
This flower looks very unenthusiastic. Maybe it is the weather?
Orange Burst
Spotted in the Sabin area of Portland, Or.
Rose
A rose received by my wife from a parent or student.
Shades of Pink
This plant is in our garden. I wish I could remember what it is. I want to say cosmos, but I think that would be wrong. The name tag I always put next to plants is missing.
Lupine and Thumbells
From our planter boxes.
Photo Clones?
These two blossoms seem nearly identical. Maybe they are one and the same?
White Blossom
I believe this blossom is from an apple tree, but could be wrong. Just missing a bumble bee.
Campanula Rotundifolia
Growing in a pot on our deck. One of those wispy flowers that seem so delicate a slight breeze would damage them. They seem to survive just fine, though.
Sun Flower
A plant to brighten up the day. In Seattle we use the sun flower as an artificial version of the sun. On cloudy days I put my sun glasses on and stand in front of the sun flower, ever mindful to not look directly into the plant.
Red Blossom
Flowers today.
Milestone
Closer view of a floribunda rose from our yard. Today this blog hit the 1,000 views mark!
Yellow jacket
Yellow jacket busy at work.
Rose and Rose To Be
Rose to be and a rose. From the rose plant adjacent to our rainwater garden.
Macro Stem Redux
Another macro view. Obviously I enjoy this view too much!
Macro View of Stem
A view of another flower in the stem area.
Candy Corn Vine
One of three plants/vines I planted in a hanging basket this Spring. This vine is called a Candy Corn. Kind of resembles the sugary version.
Pinwheel
Spinning pinwheel in a flower pot on our deck.
Flowering Chive
We have one large chive that I tend to forget about. We do snip pieces
off for cooking every so often, but I don’t think I am supposed
to let it go to flower. The flowers are pretty, though.
