Bessie thank you. I agree & am the same. I like to see what they look like in different light, different times of day, different growing environments, etc, to get a better grasp of what they actually look like. I’m not spectacular at picture taking and everything is taken w/my iPhone on portrait setting most of the time but there’s something about a raw, unedited photo of a bloom still on the plant, straight from the garden that will always appeal to me.
