Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: bluebell

These were all taken in my garden much earlier this year. Clockwise from top left: Lilac, Iris, Acer, Bluebell. All gone now except for the Acer tree.

From my garden....................these are not English bluebells, but probably a French or Spanish hybrid.

The last bluebell image of the season - unless I find something much better.

Captured in a sunny churchyard in Sidmouth, Devon.

Went to my normal "go to" woods today near Rowlands Castle, Hampshire, to see how the bluebells were doing, only to find many of the Beech trees had been felled. The bluebells were still there but growing among the fallen tree trunks and covered in cut branches etc. Why it couldn't have been done before or after the bluebell flowering season I don't know! Anyway I found a few largish patches in another nearby location to photograph, but the Beech trees were much prettier :-(

Taken today near Rowlands Castle, Hampshire.

Spanish Bluebells are regarded as an invasive species in the UK. I have several clumps of them in my lawn which we didn't plant. There numbers seem to increase each year. I'm loath to cut them down because they're so pretty!

Continuing the floral theme.......

A bluebell abstract made by moving my camera in an upward motion during the exposure.

Amazing how many different shades of blue in the bluebells this year.

I liked the blue and green colours in this corner of the bluebell woods.

Been watching these for a couple of weeks and decided they're good enough for a few photos..................so got in there just as the rain stopped after lunch.

Been watching these for a couple of weeks and decided they're good enough for a few photos..................so got in there just as the rain stopped after lunch.

Been watching these for a couple of weeks and decided they're good enough for a few photos..................so got in there just as the rain stopped after lunch.