'lifegames' Panoramas

This gorgeous yellow flower has a very intricate center and makes a stunning framed picture.

Flowers, babies and dogs tend to be the easiest conversation starters. As I was walking down a side street in Foster , these beautiful garden flowers caught my eye, and of course I stopped to chat to their proud owner.

I could have a website dedicated to flower photographs…I just love them. Don’t the water droplets make it shine!

Something old … something new … something borrowed … something blue …

I can’t resist taking photos of flowers. My favourite things to photograph. Just started using a fabulous gitzo tripod to give the camera extra stability for taking macro shots. It sure makes them clearer.

Well not technically a panorama, but this is a wider picture of flowers in their colour categories. Pinks, reds, orange and yellows.

What else could you call this unusual image of a rose on a chook pen fence …?

See more flower pictures at http://lifegames.com.au/open-garden-day-foster-2009/

These roses come from my garden in Foster.

They were just starting to decompose when this picture was taken , but the unusual colouring, when placed on black, makes a magnificent fine art print.

This low growing Australian Wattle shrub was photographed at Port Franklin in South Gippsland.

You can find more pictures  like this in the Flower Photo Gallery.

You can find more pictures of Flowers, Gardens, Moss And Fungi just like these brightly coloured pansies over in the ‘lifegames’ Photography Picture Gallery.

Pointing the lens towards the bright sun gave me the interesting bokeh effect behind this delightful Australian native plant.

When I see a quote that inspires me I often turn it into wallpaper that gives me a pretty reminder of the wise words it contains.