Tulip_wbs_5663

Tulip_wbs_5663

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Uploaded on Mar 1, 2012

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Intensive colored Iris_wbs_5576

Intensive colored Iris_wbs_5576

Another blue one in our garden.

The flower of the rainbow

The iris has its origins in the Greek pantheon. It was named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow, which mediated between the gods and humans. Their symbol was the rainbow as a bridge between heaven and earth. This mediating function is also reflected in the structure of a typical iris flower which is made up of six petals: three petals, which are often referred to as Dome-petals point heavenward, the other three, sometimes called the hanging sheets that show more or less clearly downward. They represent the connection between earthly and heavenly world. Even with the small, spring flowering bulbs such as iris Iris reticulata (see above!) and Iris bucharica this striking floral structure is clearly visible.

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Uploaded on Mar 1, 2012

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Ready to start_wbsk_5615

Ready to start_wbsk_5615

Most beloved pear.

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Uploaded on Feb 29, 2012

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Bycatch_wbs_5640

Bycatch_wbs_5640

Rolling on my desktop, a nifty 28mm Vivitar/ OM/ Komine as a bycatch from the bay.

*Captured with Vivitar/ Om Ser1 70-210 mm Komine.

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Uploaded on Feb 28, 2012

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Spring_wbs_5629

Spring_wbs_5629

... same procedure as every year ...

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Uploaded on Feb 27, 2012

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