Favorite pictures and memories,old pictures

I wanted to put in another very favorite. I have this one in 1200 x 1600 as well if anyone would like a big picture.

One more. This one is a crop so no big picture of this one but it is a cute one of the blue youjiros.

This message was edited Apr 3, 2007 11:54 AM

I like that first one! I like the contrast with a different flower. Really shows how special the MG is.

That tile looking thing isn`t the right picture. That is some experimental artwork done using the picture. I can`t remove it. Here is another picture. These blue youjiros look like babies peeking over the fence.

If anyone else has any special pictures not entered in the contest plese post them here if you like.



This message was edited Apr 3, 2007 12:03 PM

This one of my Blue Picotee before it went postal is my favorite.

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I like how clear the blue picotee shows and the detail. It`s really nice.

Nice ! photos of the m.glories.Here is another favorite from last year.

OOOH!! AHHH!

Okay, you asked for it! These were all taken the last week in July....the end of my regular JMG season.....

1. "Rain, 1; JMG, 0"

2. "JMG, 1; Rain, 0"

3. ......last of the season

That's amazing it can hold all that water and not collapse!

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4. "Garden Sentinel...aka Blue Dasher"

5. "Just a closer look..."

6. "Bud...."

7. "Bud and bloom..."

8. "Spent beauty.."

9. "Pod with red stem..."

That's all for now...enjoy! - Arlan


10. "Too late....volunteers anyone?"

Arlan, those are great shots and I`m looking foward to the 2007 growing season. I`m still trying to decide on our new digital camera to buy but have narrowed the list down to Sony and Canon. Both ones that I`m considering have the micro features and the menus are in english and Japanese so the wife can use it too. I`ll have some nice shots to share here too.

Dee, thanks for the nice comments. My camera is a couple years old now - a Canon PowerShotPro. In its day it was about as good as one could get without going SLR body and lenses. I'm sure you will love your new camera, and we all look forward to seeing the pictures of your 2007 growing season! - Arlan