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All of these photos were taken in my yard. Suzanne tends the gardens. CLICK ON IMAGES TO VIEW ENLARGEMENTS. |
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Magnolia Dance I tried to capture the glow within as the sun lowered - late afternoon. |
Saffron Sun Almost a silhouette as the sun frames flower and leaf. |
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Trumpet Saffron Fairies Like fairies playing jazz, every direction at once, these blossoms swing. |
Classic Red There is something so cultured, so human, so crafted about a tulip. They seem less wild than other flowers. |
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Two Bees My mother's favorite flower: moss roses. I was shooting a close up when 2 bees wrestled for pollen. |
Flaming Tiger Lily I am trying to capture the inner radiance of these flowers. Like a flame. |
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Rhododendran Close-up I love the details of the inner flower. This cluster was just budding. |
Tiny Tall These grape hyacinth are so small, but look like a magic forest close up. |
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Ted's Iris My neighbor asked if I could photograph his irises. |
Iris budding in the Sun If you lie on the damp earth, perspective changes mightily. |
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Red Clusters We have several colors of Azaleas. This year, the red ones put on a great show. |
Sunlit Rhododendran The blue sky awash in sun is a perfect background. |
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Lilies Up Close I am exploring the internal lives of flowers this Spring... |
Morning Lilies Colors change throughout the day. Capturing the early morning sun. |
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Budding Poppy The paper fragile poppies try to hurry to escape the ravaging deer who will soon visit the garden. |
Inside a Poppy The inside of a poppy makes your imagination swoon as if it can affect your mind directly. |
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Moss Roses in the Wind It's difficult to catch these flowers when they are dancing. There is a hint of the secret life within in this photo. |
Tiger Lily in the Wind Again, trying to catpure the secret intenal lives of these gorgeous flowers. I think this photo found some speaking mysteries. |
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Magnolias at Sunrise Each year, for 3-4 days, our magnolia tree is the center of the universe. |
Sun Through Azaleas II The 2007 sun through a different shade of azaleas. |
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Capturing the Sun The Sun is refracted through the transluscent petals of the Magnolia. |
Grape Hyacinth Springtime brings a city of hyacinth. They look like they feel as if they're towering so high. So joyous. |
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Blue Daisies When you are done looking at one thing, another wonder comes into focus. |
Hibiscus Some blossoms are so beautiful, they look alien. Maybe that's because we don't notice the exotic nature within ourselves. |
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Lit Magnolia Magnolia blossom lit by the setting sun. These blossoms only last a day or two. A wondrous show. |
Starburst Hydrangeas Two different flowers cluster on the blossoms of this unique hydrangea aside our house. |
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Preying Mantis & Moth One of a series of six photos documenting the backyard drama of a hunting mantis. |
Four Bees Four bees working a patch of white lace weeds that we love as much as our flowers. |
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Pink Rose Nothing like a rose. |
Cluster Dragons This cluster of Snapdragons looks like something exploding from space when viewed very close up. |
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Iris Duet Two irises dance together in the shade. |
Fleshy Flower We have a bush of lillies that never bloom with symmetric beauty, but retain a fleshy weight that fascinates. |
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Shade Iris Unfolds The outside petals create tri-symmetry in this inner life portrait. |
Inner Life of Iris New angles and different focus setting show yet another side to the inner life of these flowers. |
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Wind and Light Condensed light overpowers as wind softens with motion. |
Springtime Comes Springtime comes to our backyard, 2007. Each year, each season, is so wonderfully unique. |
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New Roses This is a new strain of genetically altered roses that are heartier and bloom spring through fall. Their flowers are almost transluscent. |
Surrounded by Buds We had a record number of rose buds this year. This photo captures early morning dew with sun glinting within. |
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Standing Dragons A different angle on the Snapdragons. Its fascinating to look through the lens. |
Roses in Profile I tried to capture the luminescence created by the lowering sun. |
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The Red Shed Nestled in the shade is the red shed, so quite and sturdy in the background. |
Daffodils Catch Sun The sun makes certain flowers nearly fluoresce. I love when the sun begins to fall and its time to open a bottle of wine... |
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Wood Pile Insects use our wood much more than we do. A large fig bush used to sit alongside, until the deer consumed it. |
Small Wood Pile THis is the smaller pile of branches we pretend will be used as kindling some day. |
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Sunset on the Birch Only on a few evenings do the sun's rays reach the birch, usually saded from the red and orange of sunset. The bird house has never seen it. |
Ride the Rosebud From this perspective, the risebud tree looks like a flower-ladened slope perfect for fairie sized sledders. |
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Burning Tree Autumn brings out astounding colors in our Japanese maple. |
Tulip Among Weeds We don't plant tulips anymore. When they arrive, it si always a surprise. |
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November Mums Every season has its own color, life, beauty, uniqueness. Autumn is my favorite. |
Rhododendron Just outside our kitchen window is this magnificent bush. Like all things, a photo cannot truly capture it. |
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2008 Roses It was a very good year for roses. I wanted to captyre them glowing beore they became too heavy to stand. |
Spring Buds There is great magic just before the flowers open all the way. |
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On The Daisies (center) This astounding butterfly has visited just once. I ran in a got the camera, in time. Daisy (right) Simplicity. |
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Suzanne Outdoors Grace. First Crocus Spring trumpets. |
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Contact: Tobin Mueller 21 Hunt Street Rowayton CT 06853 203.899.0319 email: music@tobinmueller.com For more photos see: Tobin's Offsite Family Photo Gallery. |
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