Wild Daffodil Flowers, County Durham, England
Friday, 21st December 2007 @ 6:05 pm by Ed O'KeeffeShare This | Please comment (0)
Narcissus pseudonarcissus, more commonly known as the wild daffodil, shown in the photograph above was found in the grounds of the Bowes Museum. It was a very quick photo stop here, mainly to capture this photo (please click the link) of the museum itself. But whilst (more…)
Osteospermum ‘Pink Edge’ Flower at Threave Gardens
Tuesday, 24th July 2007 @ 10:58 pm by Ed O'KeeffeShare This | Please Comment (3)
After staying the night just outside of Dumfries, we set out this morning for Threave Gardens. I had never heard of it before now, but knew I would be in for some interesting flower photography. I was really surprised at the colours and numbers of (more…)
Bouquet of Orange Arum Lily Flowers
Friday, 16th March 2007 @ 2:16 pm by Ed O'KeeffeShare This | Please Comment (2)
Orange is a fantastic colour, and when I see orange flowers they attract me to them due to their originality. I always see pinks, yellows and reds in flower arrangements but rarely a nice bright orange. This bouquet of orange coloured arum lilies were brought back from a wedding by my great aunt. She suggested I took a photograph of them and I have been meaning to put it online for a few months. Digging through my achieves I found it and thought I would share it with you. They really were this orange colour with the strong green coloured leaves.
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