Agapanthus #3 - for Lynell by goodoleboy
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Also known as an African Lily, captured 5/24/09, around 4:45 PM, within the confines of my condominium complex.
Thankx for stopping by, and have the kind of hump day to write home about.
Comments (20)
Harry, you've made these "angry panthers" look exquisite! Usually I ignore them because they seem even more common than dandelions, but WOW! Great lighting!
wonderful pov's here
Beautiful, awesome.
Now that IS special. Clear, crisp, sharp...just like you and I like 'em...and everybody else too.
One of your best of late....love these plants, I know they grow beautifully out there. I tried to grow one once....did'nt grow well here.
A lovely flower set.
That is beautiful. It "shoots out" like fireworks in a lovely lavender.
A very nice clear and detailed grouping Harry.....
Another wonderful collage of a great looking flower. Love when they bloom fully creating a ball of sweetnes in this gorgeous color.
Awwww Harry you are the sweetest.. and they do look like firecrackers as Jodi said, my nickname my dad always called me lol and he had these in his yard I should have known the name but I had forgotten. Thank you xo
Sweet Dedi Harry, for a sweet lady :) Beautiful flowers!
Beautiful :)
what a wonderful bloom this is
Belles photos!
Wonderful pics!
Beautiful photos.
Wonderful work! Very well done!
How pretty these are, and something we don't see around here very often. California must be the perfect climate for them, and lovely shots of them. I remember being struck by their beauty when they showed the apartment on tv of the place where OJ Simpson's wife was murdered.
Ezxellent capture and composition...
Wonderful Work!!!