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I can't pick a favorite because I've been photographing since about 1970, and my first camera lens was a macro lens, also suitable for regular photography, specifically for flowers.
However, one flower sticks out, Canterbury Bells, because they grew at the family home.
I took this one on a trip.
I do remember white and blue.
They were campanula persicifolia, with petals that are barely flared. You are more likely to find campanula medium, which really look like little bells. I should drop the distinction. They are all very beautiful.
More as they come to me, but I am biased by photos I took, which become "favorites" by association.
I can't pick a favorite because I've been photographing since about 1970, and my first camera lens was a macro lens, also suitable for regular photography, specifically for flowers.
However, one flower sticks out, Canterbury Bells, because they grew at the family home.
I took this one on a trip.
I do remember white and blue.
They were campanula persicifolia, with petals that are barely flared. You are more likely to find campanula medium, which really look like little bells. I should drop the distinction. They are all very beautiful.
More as they come to me, but I am biased by photos I took, which become "favorites" by association.
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