Two different Hipstamatic shots of one of my favorite summertime flowers. The image on the right uses Big Up film and the Watts lens. On the left is the Salvador 84 lens with DreamCanvas film.
This is about as far as I want to go with changing lenses!
@phil_howcroft Is this not a common wildflower in England? It is a variety of cone flower and can fill a field or the side of a highway with a profusion of bright flowers. My only experience with black eyed peas is eating them for luck on New Year's Day!
@allie912 Allison...I've never seen one before...I looked on a UK garden specialist site and it said ......
"A fascinating and unusual subject for a warm, sheltered spot, where it will happily climb or trail.Black Eyed Susan will do even better if grown as a conservatory plant, as it is a native of tropical Africa.Our mixture includes orange, yellow and white, with and without black eyes.
So in answer to your question, it would appear uncommon and inly grown by enthusiasts
June 14th, 2011
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I read it as 'black eyes peas'..I thought 'Oh WOW Allison has gone all cool and trendy and is into the music of 'Will-I-Am' !!!
Anyway when I re-read it I realised you'd just done a cute pic of some flowers.
Nice flower pic Allison :)
"A fascinating and unusual subject for a warm, sheltered spot, where it will happily climb or trail.Black Eyed Susan will do even better if grown as a conservatory plant, as it is a native of tropical Africa.Our mixture includes orange, yellow and white, with and without black eyes.
So in answer to your question, it would appear uncommon and inly grown by enthusiasts