Flowers are perennial photographic subjects, I started the season a couple of weeks ago when Jim and I decided to visit the fields of lotus. While waiting for him to pick me up I started with our front yard. Stalks of Liatris had turned purple already with the rest creating a sea of texture. The most prominent flower in the yard is the huge spread of Coreopsis Moonbeam. It has created a mass of yellow flowers that almost emit light. Here are some views from the front yard in July.
Later, Jim arrived and we took off to see the fields of lotus. Due to an accident ahead, the travel took a little longer than we expected but we arrived at the lotus fields as the afternoon was winding down. The lotus flower buds with their head high above the water were bobbing over the large lotus leaves. We photographed there for about an hour then made a pit stop for delicious ice cream. The return trip was uneventful, no traffic jams except for a gorgeous sunset. Here are the photographs of and around the field of lotus.
Binnaz Melin says
July 25, 2015 at 9:47 pmBu sabah Ayvalık yoluna koyulmadan önce Coreopsis, Liatris ve Lotus fotoğraflarının ardından giderek, yaza çok iyi bir başlangıç yaptım. Su sümbüllerini , hatta bir de day lily fotoğrafı gördüm, Jim’le çiçek turlarıızı sürdürmenizi dileğiyle, siz ,fotoğrafçılarımıza teşekkür ediyorum.
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A. Cemal Ekin says
July 26, 2015 at 11:18 amAyvalik’a vardiniz herhalde, sizin bahceye bir giris yapmis oldun bu fotoraflarla. Ayvalik’a selam.
Cemal
Haluk Atamal says
July 26, 2015 at 3:34 amObviously the accident has helped with the beatiful late afternoon light falling on the lotuses (loti?).
Very nice photos; indeed with a lot of teaching embedded in most of them.
Sıcak ve çok nemli bir Antalya’da sevgiler, selamlar!
A. Cemal Ekin says
July 26, 2015 at 11:17 amAh, that is Pierre Loti!! It was an enjoyable outing, I had my light weight Canon G1 X Mark II with me, small cameras have come along way. Our front yard does not take the back seat to the fields of lotus!
Cemal