Mono Freesias
Lovely image, no matter what flower.
Phil
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Might be St John's Wort - if it's bright yellow, it probably is.
Lovely image, no matter what flower.
Phil
Spot on Phil - just googled it and it appears to be a Hypericum hidcote (St John's Wort 'Hidcote' plant) - Cheers

LennyBloke
Paul
K1000, Espio 140, ist, istD, K70, K3iii and numerous lenses, just don't tell my wife.

There's a monstrous bush in my front garden that flowers profusely and the flowers are the subject of a few (or more) photos every year. However, the results never quite seem to work and I've not been sure why. Having seen the difference that a mono conversion makes, the urge to experiment with some "nearly but not quite" pictures is growing...
As for the freesias - lovely pictures, but I'd never have guessed the plant without its colour!
Steve
I've done the same with this bush Steve - many images mostly not quite good enough!
Sorry Peter - what's a "phone camera"?

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