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07 February, 2012 gallery additions

We have reached the 4500 image mark!

This week's collection is still more of me playing 'catch-up' and adding images that I've had waiting in the wings. It's an eclectic bunch spanning a couple of years of travel, and the plants represent temperate and tropical climates, spring through fall.

I would like to know if you think the images are getting too small to view. Once upon a time they seemed huge, and while screen sizes are increasing, resolutions are too. That means that the photos take up a smaller portion of the screen space than they used to.

When you compare this


    http://www.flickr.com/photos/61807581@N00/3425869384/in/photostream

vs. this


    http://hort.net/gallery/view/lil/scisi00

do you feel the same looking at both images? Do they convey the same thing? Or is bigger better (or worse) in this case?

Let me know!

Thanks, and keep warm... Spring is coming!

Christopher Lindsey, gallery maintainer

This newsletter is also available at


    http://www.hort.net/gallery/date/2012-02-07/#ml




Bidens laevis (Smooth beggartick):
Chrysanthemum 'Country Girl' (Country Girl chrysanthemum):
Echinacea 'Hot Papaya' (Hot Papaya coneflower):
Hemerocallis 'Jersey Spider' (Jersey Spider daylily):
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Fuji-no-taki' (Fuji-no-taki bigleaf hydrangea):
Ligustrum japonicum 'Jack Frost' (Jack Frost Japanese privet):
Musa ornata (Purple flowering banana):
Musa violacea (Violet flowering banana):
Paeonia 'Dinner Plate' (Dinner Plate peony):
Paeonia 'Pillow Talk' (Pillow Talk peony):
Phlox paniculata 'Elizabeth' (Elizabeth garden phlox):
Zinnia 'Swizzle Scarlet & Yellow' (Swizzle Scarlet & Yellow zinnia):




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