Hellebore in Mirror
posted by Sandy at 4:15 PM
Saturday, February 04, 2006
About Me
- Name: Sandy
- Location: West Coast, Canada
I've started this blog to keep a journal and pictures of my gardens journey. I love to garden and recently have taken up photography. I am by no means a horticulture smartypants and take a casual approach to gardening. Most of my pictures are taken in my garden as I tend to be a homebody. Thanks for stopping by! Click on pictures for a larger image. All pictures on this site are the property of myself and are not to be used without permission. Please feel free to critique my pictures. Lots to learn:). Camera stuff-Nikon D70S with various lenses including a lensbabies 2.0 with macro kit,a holga and a Diana camera. Nikon FM, Yashica Mat G-124, Canon Canonet QL17
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14 Comments:
I love this. The soft pink, delicate! Lovely.
Perfect for a Valentine's card :)
From your garden?
I can't wait for mine to bloom, I'm dying to see what color/s I got with the three I bought..
I love its soft romantic look.
Jenn-Yes it is. One of many. I love hellebores.
Urban agrarian-Welcome to My Garden.
Hi Sandy! I can't keep up with all your gorgeous photos, too much to comment on all of them. I love the yellow glass and the black and white photos and the frosty windows and I can't belive that snowdrops, crocusses and helleborus etc. are already blooming at yours while it is still frosty and snowing over here. I want spring too and I want it now! *stamps up feet*
This makes me very romantic. The color is so beautiful.
Lovely hellebore! The color is beautiful!
That is one gorgeous flower! I don't think I've ever seen one of those before. Do you think they'll grow in my neck of the woods?
Hellebors come in several different varieties. Some go as low as zone 4 and others zone 6. I love them all. There are some lovely doubles also. It is best to buy them in Feb/March while in bloom. Then you know what color you are getting. They tend to be expensive because they are slow to bloom. But once they do they are well worth every penny:)
Your pictures are so beautiful. Please, can you tell me what kind of camera you are using? It's pleasure to visit your page.
Valle I.
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fabulous photo ... so transparent.
Valle-Thank you very much. I use a Nikon D70s. I love it!
Truly love these types of images, with a bit of a high-key background and that soft hint of color.
A beauty!
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