Last evening I treated myself to another wander in Barb's garden. To be able to do that morning and night - well, one could be stress-free, always!
I am enamored by, not only the color of agapanthas, but the budding process.
Occasionally a white agapantha dares to sneak out amongst the field of blue:
This was one of my last shots in the waning light:
Setting sun made for shadows in the folds of rose petals:
Not much light left in the day to accentuate this refraction on a gladiola:
Even thistles are lovely in the right light:
Ahhh.... agapantha in the dusky light looks like it has been dipped in indigo:
And this one, at pool's edge, looks quite Egyptian:
Roses a-fire in the last light:
...and putting on a comforter when the light is gone:
2 comments:
Oh---look at the rainbow of color that Barbara has in her garden!!! What a glorious spot (but I repeat myself). I love love love the last close-sup of the agapanthus buds--the blue/green combo is striking, and I love the feel the lighting creates. Lucky you to be able to spend even a little time in that oasis.
Ahhh . . . truly exquisite, and a stress-reliever even long-distance. I'd love to fill my walls with these shots; a cameo of beauty as well as a visit with dear Barbara.
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