Time to return to the annual garden that I have shown you
previously at different states of
bloom and
decline. Here it is last weekend. It is approaching full bloom, and none of the annuals have started to decline yet. I took this early in the morning so I could avoid shadows, but the price I paid is that hardly anyone was there yet. By mid-day on any day, the gardens are alive with people of all kinds.
Sometimes leaving people out of a photo is not a bad idea. Someone certainly knows how to take care of a garden of this scope. The white arch looks like a perfect place for wedding photos. Do couples ever use it for that purpose?
ReplyDeleteElizabeth park is a great place for garden photos and you captured it very well.
ReplyDeleteWow, Jack that is beautiful. And I love the quality of the light in this shot.
ReplyDeleteI love that second shot. The garden seems quite content to enjoy its own company.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely backyard - wish it were mine!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful park Jack, I would love to see the same angle with people :)
ReplyDeleteIt's such a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteI like this shot without the clutter of people moving about.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Nothing is in decline yet around here either. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, it's simply lovely, Jack. Thank you for going out early to get these photos to share with us.
ReplyDeleteIt's absolutely lovely. We don't have anything like that around here! I would guess it's pretty humid at this time of year too?
ReplyDeleteJust went back and looked at the other two scenes in this garden Jack, the tulips were fantastic and this one is superb! I wish my front lawn looked like that one!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful garden! I would so enjoy walking there.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jack. These are wonderful. Gorgeous garden.
ReplyDeleteI like that you photographed it without people Jack. It certainly is a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteI think that flowers enjoy to be on their own at the early hours of the day..I do!..
ReplyDeletePerfect for me.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Malyss that the flowers seem to enjoy the solitude in the early morning and, yes, so do I! Gorgeous captures, Jack, love the last one with the wonderful colors! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
No doubt about the name of this beautiful park!
ReplyDeleteI like the early morning dewiness of this shot!
ReplyDeleteStill lovely as before. Great color.
ReplyDeleteooohhh, This is a beauty.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful. Bravo for hitting the turf at an early hour for this.
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I never tire of looking at this garden. It's rather nice without all the people. Great light!
ReplyDeleteWhat got you up so early? And yes, I used a Photoshop filter to get that effect you mentioned...
Have a great weekend!
So beautiful in summer!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning. I prefer the shot without people in it, so I'm glad you took it that time of day!
ReplyDeleteI could have spent quite some time here. Looks pretty!
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