The word prompt from the Lens-Artists: Detail
You probably have seen lots of photos of Bearded Iris especially on Cee’s FOTD Do you know why they are called a Bearded Iris. Lets have a look at some detail shall we?
Here is the Bearded Iris that I hold dear as it is a memory of a friend
A little closer, viewed from the top, and you can see the Iris a bit clearer
Once you look you can see the “beard”
Wonderful little beard
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A superb flower with great colour…..
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Is an amazing flower 🙂
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How nice it gives you a memory of a friend Brian. Beautiful detail in all of these
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Thank you Tina 🙂 Yes it is always a lovely surprise when I see the flower
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Lovely details. So beautifully captured, Brian.
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Thank you Amy 🙂
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It is the most beautiful vibrant colour.
I am sorry that Geoff passed away, but I’m also pleased that you have something to always remind you of your friendship and those neighbourly times spent together. 🙂
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He had a good innings at 86 but sadly was loosing the lot.
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He did have a good innings. At least you have good memories, and of course his flowers. 🙂
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Beautiful flower – that color is so striking. Great job catching the bees/bugs too. Sorry about your friend, I trust he’d be touched that you have the flower and treasure it so.
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Thank you Shelley. He let me get a lot of plants from his garden so I will have many memories. I haven’t been to his place since he left as I am not sure if the new owner is a gardener.
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Aw, plants are a lovely way to carry on memories and to keep growing despite the feeling of loss. Nice you have many to enjoy.
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Love them too, Brian! Beautifully captured, and good of you to leave an explanation. Cee loves these, I know, they are often displayed on her site.
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Great choice, Brian, and lovely images. I love that color!
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Thank you Patti 🙂 Isn’t it wonderful. It is better in real life
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