Friday, May 11, 2007

fritillaria, originally uploaded by jahansell.

Another garden shot - these are so delicate - only about 5 inches tall (so you can imagine where I was to take this picture!)

inspired said...: i like this natural shot of natural beauty revealed in a flower...; 12:51 PM
Unknown said...: Hey, It beats lying down on Broadway to get a shot of a broken pigeon egg ...; 1:19 PM
RUTH said...: We have shingle paths; havoc on the knees when taking photos! I love the Snakeskin Fritillaria.; 1:44 PM
lv2scpbk said...: Very pretty and colorful.; 4:49 PM
Anonymous said...: Were you laying down? I do lay down as I can't bend my knees like I once did. And when I lay down then I have to roll around and figure out what to do to get back up. So I don't get down often.

I like your photo and the flower is fabulous. It reminds me of a kind of poison plant.

Really nice.; 5:11 PM
Janet said...: You must have dug a foxhole! A really nice angle. Thanks for all the work to get it.; 12:03 AM
Cheltenhamdailyphoto said...: I am still trying to put the picture of missing UK little girl Madeleine's face into the minds of many, so, if your readers would pop over to Cheltenham to have a look i'd be grateful. You never know she could be in your road or mine by now. We can all look! Thanks.; 6:31 AM
Showing Up for the Muse said...: wow- this is so fantastic- so small and grand at the same time. thanks for bringing it to my attention!; 2:21 PM
Steve Reed said...: Nice! I think there's a type of butterfly called a fritillary -- they must be related names, somehow.; 7:12 PM