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Black-eyed Susan
The prairie here at the Prairie Garden Trust is just now hitting peak; peak flowers and maximum growth. Prairie thrives on hot humid conditions, which is what we are getting now.
Since we have had wettest year on record (going back more than 100 years!) the prairie is unusually lush. Photographing that will be keeping me busy the next couple months.
Above is a clump of Black-eyed Susans that I photographed this morning.
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Very nice image, Henry; it looks like with some of your recent work you are "stepping back" more -catching more of the bigger picture so to speak - and spending less time with the 180 macro. Maybe it's just the images I'm drawn to in your recent work!
Posted by: John Storjohann | August 05, 2008 at 09:28 AM