I have often said that photography is opening my eyes to a whole different world. This tree has been inches from my upper deck for 40 years and I never noticed the blooms.
How could I miss them? They are so unusual. (The first two pictures were taken about two weeks apart…. by two different phone cameras.)
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I’ve never seen such a flower, it really is an eye-opener.:)
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I wonder what kind of tree it is. It is a very big tree.
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I have the same feeling. I even see in filters sometime now!
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Interesting. I can imagine doing that, although I haven’t done enough filter work for that to be happening yet!
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I love the third photo – what a fabulous flower. 😊. First time I have seen this flower. Such unusual colours – pink and yellow. Lovely to have this in your garden. 😄🌸
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And it is on a big tree….. 80 feet high maybe. I love the third one too.
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great Pics!!!
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