Tag Archives: Trillium undulatum
05.25.2020-2 Print Prep
This is from last year with some minor alterations in preparation for print. It is a challenger for my favorite PT of which there are a few contenders. I posted one a bit similar the other day but the water … Continue reading
05.23.2020 Two More of the PTs
Here area couple more from last Monday’s trilliumfest. Halfway down the path to the brook are a pair of the plants that come up every year and I photograph them annually. Their leaves are darker which really enables the petals … Continue reading
05.20.2020-2 It was inevitable
that I’d be posting a Painted Trillium. And there will be more. This is only day one. 🙂 I looked at these on Sunday on the way out after my bath and there was just a hint of white at … Continue reading
02.27.2020 The First of the Seven Deadly Sins
It may sound like the start of a series but it really isn’t. This is a source of pride however and my second for this magazine, Northern Woodlands. If you are interested, here is the first. Of course, even sweeter … Continue reading
02.24.2020 Anticipation…is making me wait
Wait for Spring, of course. But I usually share some image of a wildflower from the past when winter is on the wane and Spring is around the corner, although our Painted Trillium-Trillium undulatum is still about two months away. … Continue reading
11.20.2019 Wayback Wednesday…A bit of self-indulgence
I couldn’t do Wordless because I do want to say a bit. This is probably my favorite of all my flower images. Of course, it is also my favorite flower. For years it was part of my Gravatar but I … Continue reading
05.27.2019 Three more of the loverlies
Unlike the claim I made for Atherton Brook images, I won’t say these are the last. They are pretty hard to resist and there is always something a little different. Subtleties don’t always get notice though. Two heads are better … Continue reading
05.25.2019 Thrillium
These are the most beautiful of our spring wildflowers, at least according to me. I love the Lady’s Slippers and look forward to them every year, but these are tops. It’s a challenge, after photographing dozens of these at least, … Continue reading
05.19.2018 The annual PT
Painted Trillium, that is. 🙂
05.23.2016 Thrillya with some Trillia
Quadrillium, thrillium…why not thrillya and trillia? Unless something really special presents itself, this will be the last for 2016. One reason I like photographing these so much is the variability of the petal edges. This one really appealed for its … Continue reading
