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While there is no doubt that most of photography comes from the eye of the photographer, there is simply no discounting the part that comes from having great equipment. Still getting my head around this new lens, discovering what it can do and just loving it all.
I don’t know what the name of this flower is – any help would be much appreciated!
Yeah, yeah, I keep promising to be better, but it just doesn't happen... I seem to have been so busy with my ever expanding business, which is primarily managing other people's social media, I've truly neglected my own. And it's just easier to post on Facebook, though strangely, it's not as personal as posting here. I will endeavour to be better. And make the time to post here, cos I'm never going to just have the time. 
Titirangi Storyteller
Trumpet flower?
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pinkunderbelly
09/10/2012 at 1:12 am
That’s it! Did a google search and there are so many many varieties – all beautiful, but I think this is the prize…
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Titirangi Storyteller
09/10/2012 at 11:33 pm
Those are such beautiful flowers. They were all around the house I lived in when I was a kid. Don’t know the name either. Dang! đŸ™‚
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Trinity Rivers
09/10/2012 at 1:54 am
The pink one has resolved this issue. Would they grow in Texas, I wonder? (I know NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING about what will or won’t grow in Texas. Except cactus.)
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Titirangi Storyteller
09/10/2012 at 11:35 pm
Pretty much everything grows in Texas, including trumpet flowers, as long as it doesn’t need cool breezes and copious amounts of water and unlimited shade! Being a huge state, there is a lot of variety in what grows well in which regions. I’m in South Texas where everything stays green and continues to bloom nearly year-round. Can’t imagine living in a brown landscape for months out of the year while winter does its thing.
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pinkunderbelly
11/10/2012 at 2:45 am
I think New Zealand is the ante-Texas (though we are not anti-Texas)… We’ve got pretty much full-time cool breezes, copious amounts of water and what we call bush you all call rainforest – so much shade my delicate complexion need never be tainted by sunlight…
Funny, I’ve been to Texas a couple of time when I was in my early teens – once we went to the world’s fair in San Antonio, which I recall was very desert and the other, we went to Galveston and camped on the beach for a week, which was, well, beachy… So my memories of Texas are pretty much all brown. My darling hubby is from Texas though and his extended family is in east Texas which he tells me is nice and green. (His mum was from San Francisco though and she lured her Texan boy to the big city…)
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Titirangi Storyteller
12/10/2012 at 8:49 am