May, June and July
Brian Watson
I have been photographing flowers since 2002. I find myself lost in the process. I explore gardens, arboretums, and even back yards. I take the time needed to show them, and all the flowers and other friends I find, at their unique best. I hope you appreciate my work as much as I do. There is so very much about our world that is beautiful and fascinatingly unique. We only need to stop and look.
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Tall and true. Goldvein iris (Iris chrysographes)
Sunrise. Rhododendron
Sparkle. Rose
She works hard for the pollen. Honeybee (Apis mellifera) and Hydrangea
The other waterlily. Spatterdock (Nuphar polysepalum)
Goth. Bachelor’s button (Centaurea)
Ever blue. Himalayan poppy (Meconopsis betonicifolia)
Memories of Japan. Rooftop iris (Iris tectorum)
If only you could smell it. Lilac (Syringa)
Double the fun. Pleniflora variety of flowering cherry (Prunus).
Ready for my closeup. Camellia
Contrast. Japanese iris (Iris ensata)
Stripes! Japanese iris (Iris ensata)
Tiger by the tail. Tiger butterfly and rhododendron
Fire. A hybrid tea rose.
Ruffles and bows: Bamboo iris (Iris confusa)
Pretty in pink: Fringecup (Tellima grandiflora)
Freckles on a Saxifraga.
Just a drop. Redvein Enkianthus
Japanese iris (Iris ensata) cultivar