These are various flowers we encountered during our travels through the Blue Ridge Mountains. Other than the Rhododendrons and Foxgloves, I couldn't tell you the names of the other blooms.
You never disappoint, Brian! These are just beautiful! That yellow one looks like a Japanese Iris - and possibly another iris and some lilies in the mix. Gorgeous!
So your photo talent goes beyond birds, fences and barns ... I am not at all surprised. These are amazing pictures caught at a perfect time with the dew on the petals. You can't surprise me any more, Brian ... it is just a fact. You are awesome!
I think I may smell honeysuckle in the last photo. But on the other hand may just be another rhody? In England they grow a rhody that gardeners call "smelly yellers". Don't know if they've made it to the mountains yet.
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Your posies are GORGEOUS Brian!
Hi!! Fantastic and colorful images. Each one more beautiful... Congrat..
You never disappoint, Brian! These are just beautiful! That yellow one looks like a Japanese Iris - and possibly another iris and some lilies in the mix. Gorgeous!
I so love the orange - gorgeous! I never know the names of any flowers myself ;-)
beautiful. i love flower views. (:
Gorgeous flowers!
Stunning!! The colors are so vibrant!
Beautiful!!! Do you know what the orange ones are at the bottom?
Pretty! I don't know much about flowers, but I know that I like them.
So colorful! Thank you for sharing at RT this week, Brian. xo
These lovely photos of flowers have brightened my day. They are beautiful!
Oh Brian I do not know the names either but I sure know beauty and talented photography when I see it. B
Beautiful flowers shots, Brian! I really love the foxgloves.
Lovely flowers, beautiful colors.
wow, those colors!!!
Gorgeous flowers Brian! Love the variety; the colors are amazing!
I am partial to yellow flowers, but ALL are beautiful. enJOYed!
So your photo talent goes beyond birds, fences and barns ... I am not at all surprised. These are amazing pictures caught at a perfect time with the dew on the petals. You can't surprise me any more, Brian ... it is just a fact. You are awesome!
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Look at those colors, will ya?! WoW! =)
Spectacular!! I see some irises in there. I don't know what those orange ones are, but they are awesome. Rich in color and detail.
Wow...these are beyond gorgeous photos! The extraordinary orange flowers are my favorite.
they are pretty. :) i love the foxgloves. irises, too. rhodies i can never recognize, but i'll take your word for it. the orange? too cool!
WOW such pretty flowers!
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Beautiful pictures, I think you have a couple of iries and an azalea there as well.
your eye is amazing. catching water drops on those flowers - fab! your answer to my modern photo are too techy sounding but you are close. hahaha
Lovely macro's! The last one is my fav. :)
really gorgeous, i love all the colors and i love that you appreciate these ;))))
so pretty...we don't have a lot blooming here in HOT DRY Texas...
A riot of color! How beautiful! I love that foxglove in particular.
They're all magic, what ever their names are! Wonderful. The yellow ones look like wild iris.
I love the foxgloves photo! Something about the perfect pink symetry. The others are pretty too. ;)
I love all the little freckles of the blooms. The foxglove is gorgeous!
I think I may smell honeysuckle in the last photo. But on the other hand may just be another rhody? In England they grow a rhody that gardeners call "smelly yellers". Don't know if they've made it to the mountains yet.
So lovely! I love flowers; I guess as many women do )
Brian they are all beautiful....the orange ones really pop!
The Blue Ridge Mountains have beautiful flowers. Just gorgeous.
Such beauty, Brian! Hope you have a good weekend!
WOW! Now I have to find out what the last flower is and see if I can grow them here, I LOVE it!
Excellent shots Brian. Don't you just love all the color in our worlds at this time of the year?
Have a fantastic weekend.
Cheers.
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