Topic: Back Yard

[jharr]

A couple of shots from my in-law's back yard.

My family thinks I am weird, lugging my Speed Graphic around the back yard and looking at plants and shrubs under the focusing cloth. Let them think what they will. I like photos of "things" around the garden. These are on Ilford Delta 100.

Feel free to contribute your back yard photos.

Hostas before the deer got to them.

Hostas by James Harr, on Flickr

I thought this looked like a mountain side, but it is just the side of a shrub. Probably a juniper of some sort.

Shrubby-Fractal by James Harr, on Flickr

[Bryan]

You asked for it James, I shoot a lot in my back yard, that's where my favorite subjects hang out, my dogs.  I like that second one, it does look like a mountain side. 

I'll start with my Hosta, still going strong, no deer.
Hosta by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Riley (she turns 16 next week)
Riley by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Vera and Rachael
Vera & Rachael Lounging by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

The wife in the pool
Under water pool portrait by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

The swing
Swing by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Adam Doe]

These have probably appeared in previous threads, but they've all been shot in the backyard.

Spitting Frog -  Debonair Pinhole Conversion by adoephoto, on Flickr

Pond Flower - Arista Ortho Litho 2 Test Shot by adoephoto, on Flickr

Dog by adoephoto, on Flickr

[Sandeha Lynch]

Hmm, I've got a juniper (two) and a rosemary ... I should give it a try.   

[charles binns]

Jharr, your hostas are in better nick than mine.

[Francois]

Definitely... snails are having a hosta party in my yard!

[Peter84]

I've got a balcony which has a nice view but otherwise not that interesting. This weekend I was at my dad's taking pictures of my 2 year old nephew in the back yard, but I'm not gonna bore you with that either.
He's got a butterfly shrub (literally translated from Dutch) but it's called this "Buddleja davidii" in Latin, anyways there was a colibri butterfly on it so I quickly ran to my EOS 33, loaded it with a roll of fuji CN 800 and started snapping away.

[KevinAllan]

A tulip in my back yard.
RZ67 & Fuji Provia 400X

[Late Developer]

I've got a balcony which has a nice view but otherwise not that interesting. This weekend I was at my dad's taking pictures of my 2 year old nephew in the back yard, but I'm not gonna bore you with that either.
He's got a butterfly shrub (literally translated from Dutch) but it's called this "Buddleja davidii" in Latin, anyways there was a colibri butterfly on it so I quickly ran to my EOS 33, loaded it with a roll of fuji CN 800 and started snapping away.

Nice photos Peter, love the colours.