Following on from my post about the bees the other day, here are some of my favourite images from my wander around Saville Gardens that day.
There is no theme – there are roses, Salvias, and backlight on a leaf (a Canna, perhaps?). I am no gardener, I just know what I like, and I am trying to take images that appeal to the senses..
Enjoy!
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Your rose photos are absolutely stunning…I can almost smell them.
Many thanks, Charlie, that was my plan – to appeal to the senses. So it worked!
Lovely collection of shots!
Many thanks! Glad you liked them 🙂
Your photos capture that sense of being captivated by a garden. The rose photo is lovely.
What a lovely comment, ‘captivated by a garden’ should have been the title! Thank you, Suzanne, it’s great to see what emotions a group of images can evoke. I like trying to create a photo ‘story’ rather than posting a single image.