Hydrangea

Posted by
Jen (Alpharetta, United States) on 2 October 2008 in Plant & Nature and Portfolio.

Not sure what variety this is...anybody know?

SONY DSLR-A100 1/160 second F/6.3 ISO 100 105 mm (35mm equiv.)

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Comments (10)

Craig from Vacaville, California, United States

Excellent Jen!!! If it wasn't for that one tiny little over saturated leaf on the bottom left, this would be gallery quality! I love the diffused light this is captured in.

2 Oct 2008 11:21am

@Craig: Great eye Craig I didn't even noticed that...darn I should have removed that! I don't think it's oversaturated I think it's just going brown.
Thanks!

Rachael from Heber Springs, United States

Fantastic photo & I see the true color of the Hydrangea is showing through. Your soil must be perfect for growing this beautiful plant. Most often the blue blooms are seen & rarely do people realize they should be pink.
:-)

2 Oct 2008 1:50pm

@Rachael: Thank you for letting me know that!!!! Great info!

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

Don't know the variety, but I do know - this is pretty nicely photographed.

2 Oct 2008 2:45pm

Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United States

Wow, how pretty, and very different; I've no clue but I like your shot!

2 Oct 2008 5:09pm

Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom

Love all the subtleties in this . . the color, light and focus.

2 Oct 2008 7:36pm

bronzebilly u.k. from Barry,Vale of Glamorgan, United Kingdom

Hey ho Jen...superb image,pal...I think this variety is the,(to give it it's botanical name) "Jenicus Eyeicus",or something like that..*-))
Billybigfan..

2 Oct 2008 11:10pm

@bronzebilly u.k.: Oh that variety...hee hee
Thanks Billy, hope all is well with you!
Been bowlin' lately?

amy from Nanaimo, BC, Canada

LOL! That billy is just full of it ain't he?! Love it, dahling!! Love the richness of the green background and the focus of the blooms is perfect. Don't know what kind it is either... it's only just recent that I could claim to having one in my garden as I now live in climate that can grow them!!! ;-)

2 Oct 2008 11:31pm