110 : Peach lily center

Another overcast day, but supposedly this will be the last one for awhile! Still managed to get some interesting colors out of this peach lily... love all the yellows and reds, and everything in between, with a sliver of green. Really is too bad the sun couldn't have been out for this one.

109 : Leaning delphinum

I've no idea what this plant is (I'm sure Jill let me know once she sees it), but I thought it looked great against the green on this overcast day. I actually shot this plant a week or so ago when it was just a bunch of white buds climbing up a stem, but those buds turned purple, and then into these flowers.

108 : Cali lily center

I've been meaning to get a good top down shot of the cali lily, and think I finally got one that qualifies. Not a lot of sun to work with this evening, but just enough to cast a very light shadow, but I think once again the lack of sun may have worked to my advantage. Looks like we should get a string of sunny days here soon, so I suppose I'll find out then!

107 : Upwards day lily

The day lilies have been up for a short while... just haven't gotten around to shooting them with so many other things popping up. A bit overcast this evening, but I think it helps keep the glare down on some of the lighter colored blooms (like this!) so seemed to be the perfect chance to get a nice crisp yellow shot.

106 : Dragon lily stamen and shadows

Think the sun was hitting just right on this spot... not only did the stamen cast their shadows onto that petal, but the stems managed to catch the sun while their backdrop was in the shade... all sorts of different shades of orange in this one.

105 : Calla lily crossways

The calla lily is finally coming up, and love all the yellow streaks it has closer to its base. Look forward to shooting this in the next few weeks.!

104 : Yellow tiger lily with orange backdrop

Really wanted to get this yellow/orange combination again, but thought I'd try it from a different angle. Really think it turned out pretty interesting. Might have to return to this well a few more times before they run their course!