The usual flower photos

I'm so predictable sometimes. I know that a lot of my flower photos have the same techniques, and you're probably thinking, "Haven't we seen these before?" I guess I'm just not tired of certain techniques yet! Bear with me, Lovelies. Here are some more photos I took yesterday.






A closeup of the previous photo because I thought that center part was interesting. I really need to memorize flower parts so I can refer to them by the right name and sound like a botanist.


I was loving this plant because of the lines and stuff, so I took several. (Pictures, not plants.) I'll dedicate these ones to my sister R, since blue flowers make me think of her.


Plus, by dedicating photos to someone, it makes them more patient about looking at all of them. :) Not that R ever shows even a hint of impatience at my photos--she's a nice fan.






I'm mixing up the order, just for fun. Oh and these looked better in real life. Colors in the red family are harder to capture in photos, I've noticed.


More R flowers!


I'm not sure what this is, but it looks like Star Jasmine and Hydrangea's love child. Hydrasmine.


I also really like photographing this type of plant. Every time I see it somewhere, I want to take pictures of it. It's a combination of the color, the tiny buds and the little crooked stems/branches that brings out a photography desire in me.




And one more blue one. The end!