I took this shot on a recent visit to RHS Rosemoor. Normally I like to exercise a little subtlety in my post processing but this plant called out for a vivid treatment.
12 May 2011
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5 January 2011
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A Seedy Business
One of the perks of being a member of the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), apart from a monthly copy of The Garden magazine and free entry to their four gardens (and a selection of others as well), is being able … Continue reading
17 October 2010
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Visiting Waterperry
One of the perks of being RHS Members is that as well as free admission to the four RHS gardens, we can also get into various other gardens for free. Waterperry gives that option in the spring and autumn and … Continue reading
12 October 2010
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My Favourite Photograph, July 2010
Another garden shot but this one comes from a trip I took to RHS Rosemoor in July. It joins the ranks of my favourite photographs from 2010 because of the vivid colours and, for the same reason, became my choice … Continue reading
13 August 2010
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Back to Wisley
I have a bit of a photographic backlog at the moment, with a couple of hundred images I took during a week away with our church all queued up for sorting through. Normally that wouldn’t incline me to take another … Continue reading
19 July 2010
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Wisley Trip
Jane and I took another trip to RHS Wisley yesterday afternoon. By the time we had lunch, got organised and drove down there it was about 4pm by the time we got in so I only got a small selection … Continue reading
18 July 2010
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Plant ID
Thanks to a trip to RHS #Wisley, I think I have identified a plant at the back of my garden as Mahonia x media ‘Charity’s Sister’ See my twitter feed to see more of my tweets and sign up to … Continue reading
14 April 2006
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Polytunnel
At the start of April, Jane and I enjoyed a few days down in Devon, including a trip to RHS Rosemoor. I’ve already mentioned the photography I did. Most of the pictures were of the marvellous plants in the gardens … Continue reading