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The Siberian Irises at Longwood Gardens!
The Siberian Irises at Longwood Gardens © Britt Conley Just a few short steps from Longwood Garden’s “Color Walk” is of my favorite places to...
Lilytopia hit’s Longwood Gardens – LAST WEEKEND!
Lilytopia © Britt Conley There are a thousand reasons to visit Longwood Garden on any weekend but this particular weekend is the last opportuntiy to see the 10,000...
A Perfect Bloom for The Photo Garden Bee!
Lotus © Britt Conley Photographing flowers is complicated and yet the easiest moment in the world. It’s all about lighting and angle of perception. In...
The tulips at Longwood Gardens by guest blogger Noreen Freebairn!
Guest blogger Noreen Freebairn headed out to Longwood Gardens the weekend before last to get some lens-to-flower-time with all the other photographers! She wasn’t...
Pink floral delights: spring trees!
First and foremost I am a photographer. I’m fairly addicted to shooting just about anything, but my true love is flower photography. On our honeymoon we...
The Chairs of Longwood Gardens
One of the lovely things about visiting gardens around the country is seeing the fantastic and sometimes whimsical seating. No matter how neat, odd or simply fantastic...
This weekend ONLY! Longwood Gardens’ International Orchid Show and Sale!
Through this weekend ONLY is this year’s International Orchid Show and Sale! Longwood's Orchids © Britt Conley Aside from all the amazing Orchids there...
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day!
So in honor of this grand day I give you – Green. That’s right, lot’s of green. I have more green photos that never seem to see the light of...
Orchids! Orchids! Orchids! It’s Longwood’s Orchid Exravagaza!
Well this was amazing!!! Steve and I headed up to Pennsylvania early in the morning from our DC area and arrived bright and early! The sun was beaming and the...
The Philadelphia Flower Show’s Passport to the World! Part V
The Philadelphia Flower Show’s Victorian envisioned Passport to the World was a journey worth taking! On entry we were greeted by the Explorer’s Garden...
