My neighbour Judy has a beautiful garden with Rudbeckia Goldsturm also known as Black-eyed Susans, and purple and yellow coneflowers.
© Sheila Creighton 2011
Judy’s Garden
Posted on by Sheila Creighton •
Posted in Flowers
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Tagged August, black-eyed Susans, coneflowers, garden, photography, yellow flowers
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16 Comments
Imagery of Light 
Beautiful! Those lovely golden rudbeckias go on for ever. This bright, cheerful image is just what I need today as it’s so grey and drizzly here.
thanks m – I know, I see her garden from the street and think holy moly that’s a big patch of yellow!
What a beautiful sea of color! Reminds me of Oz and the yellow brick road. 🙂
thanks Ted – it sure is… you see why I couldn’t resist.
Love the colors!
thank you Joleen – the colors of late summer.
beautiful colors….
thanks – yellow flowers are tricky to photograph for some reason .
I like that, Sheila. Its a busy picture, its got lots in it, but for me I think its the great swathe of yellow in the foreground that tapers off towards top left, and the wedge of pinky mauve that comes in above it, also tapering towards top left. Lovely picture. Adrian
thanks Adrian – yes it is a busy one for sure… but as you noticed the blocks of colour take the edge off the many details …
beautiful colours
thanks mewithmycamera! gardens make such great subjects.
I bet they look wonderful dancing around in a slight breeze. 🙂
I bet you’re right… I’ll have to watch for that!
How wonderful!
thanks Lu – you see why I had to get a shot.