Macro view of one of Carol’s clematis.
Carol’s Flowers
My daughter’s neighbor, Carol, has a really pretty clematis vine that I wish I could grow. She explained her pruning technique to me last week, but I have had no luck with this type of clematis to date. They all die after I prune.
Madeleine
Before I post some of the images I took in Portland last week I thought I would share this one of our granddaughter. She is a great subject to shoot.
Vendors: Pride 2009 Seattle
Vendor tents.
Pride 2009
Couple of images from last weeks Pride 2009 event in Seattle’s Capital Hill area.
Jacob Cline #2
Tomorrow I plan to post some of the images I shot while in Portland and elsewhere last week. For now, here is another look at the Jacob Cline.
Monarda ‘Jacob Cline’
Interesting flower just blooming in one of our planter boxes. When I bought the seeds I didn’t notice how tall it would get when mature. Seems like it is at least three feet high right now.
My Absence
I am in Portland, Or. this week and will return home on July 5th. No new posts this week, but have about 200 new images to work through when I do return home.
~bluestar2012
Daylily
I get the Daylily confused with the Tiger Lily. I’m still not sure which is which, even after looking at photos. I have a few of these (fill in the blank)—–lilies in our yard. 
Garden Whimsy
Dancing pair shot with film.
White Rose
White rose shot with film in Portland. 
Young and Mature
Shot with Minolta X-700. Taken from archives. Location:Portland, Or.
Flower from the Past
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.
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.
