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Posted by
labrea 7NYC (
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Sun, May 16, 10 at 0:57
It was a fine day in Brooklyn and some of my favorite usual suspects were out.
Thor a magnificent red climber I had to shoot from the bottom I saw the iris beyond the fence and wanted the dept of field.
This is a rare one ARNOLD a single red Rugosa from the late 1800's
Armide a true gem sometimes mistake for madam hardy
One of the best reds there is and great fragrance but alas not a great repeat Hybrid Perpetual Hugh Dickson
James Mitchell
I'll edit and post more tomorrow but the blue bell fields were still going strong
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| I am in love with Thor. LaBrea your photos like a beautiful dream. |
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| Great pictures, labrea! I love Thor too, there are two of them at the Heritage. I don't photograph them because the red never comes out well (if I adjust white balance the leaves turn blue), but you captured it well. The bluebell fields are amazing, it was great to see that. Masha |
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| Wonderful photography and subjects. The color of Thor is incredible, even though I don't usually care for red roses. It's really special, as is James Mitchell. All your pictures are just wonderful! Ingrid |
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| Beautiful red roses, I really like the bluebells. |
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Gorgeous. The bluebell field just amazes me each year. Now I can envision it since you pointed out where they bloom. I wish my camera captured reds like yours. Wonder if that is due only to my incompetence or also is a difference between Canon and Nikon.
(BTW, how much of the Cranford was removed?)
Janelle |
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| Jan all the eglantines the whole area around the statue of the rose Maiden all the roses on eiteher side of the Main Pergola structure. |
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| Oh my. That's a lot of roses. I'm glad I got to see it last year before RRD took hold. |
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| Lovely roses and the bluebell fields are magnificent. Florence |
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Hi Labrea...
Are these pics of the rose garden next to the BAM? I think it is. I grew up there but havn't been back for about 20 years. Hubby and I will be visiting the area this fall but the rose blooms will not we what they are now for sure.
I love all your photos...thanks so much.
Jeannie |
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| Next to The Broolyn Museum |
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