First springtime backyard flower photo session
A beautiful columbine blooms in Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)

With slightly overcast skies and calm winds, yesterday evening looked to be a good time to get out and play with some macro photography.

My wife’s flower gardens are starting to show some nice color with a decent little variety of subject matter. This type of photography isn’t normally “my thing”, but I do enjoy it and it is kind of nice to just walk out the back door and snap some pics.

Among the highlights blooming right now were columbine (of course!), iris, candytuft, basket of gold and a couple of others whose names escape me.

These gardens were made possible in no small part through a program with the City of Thornton and Thornton Water Conservation. We ripped up a ton of turf and replaced it with things like these that conserve water – and of course provide great photo ops. 😉

Macro closeup of an iris. (© Tony's Takes)
Macro closeup of an iris. (© Tony’s Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony's Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony's Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony's Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony's Takes)
A blooming flower in Colorado. (© Tony’s Takes)

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