Sweet William
sweet wil·liam, noun
a widely cultivated Old World pink (Dianthus barbatus) with small white to deep red or purple flowers often showily spotted, banded, or mottled and borne in flat-topped cymes
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These are my absolute favourite flowers to have in the house and what better way to appreciate them than a short photo study? I’ve been motivating myself to read a little each day about improving my photos so this was a good starter for ten!
My granny always had these in her garden, I had no idea that they were called Sweet William
oh wow these are beautiful. I’ve been planting lots of pretty flowers in my garden this year to photograph x
These are beautiful. It’s amazing how much positivity flowers bring to a garden.
I love these as they remind me of my Nan
Lovely flowers! I’ve seen them before but didn’t know their name.
Beautiful photography and lovely flowers. I am glad you linked up with Motivational Monday as I really want to improve mine too. I just got an Olloclip for my iPhone as a (slightly early) birthday present.
I love the colour of these flowers. Lovely photos!
Beautiful photos, I really love the colours they produce. The girls grandad always grows these and they really brighten up any garden.
They really are such pretty little flowers x
I adore these flowers too!
I want to learn so much about photography too but I just dont have time at the moment to do studies like this. Thanks for sharing your photos. They are nice to look at & read and I am learning too #WhatsTheStory
They really are a beautiful flower.
So beautiful. My garden lacks colour. There is lots of green but no actual flowers
What glorious sweet williams! I love these flowers and so many great photos too. Well done you and thank you for joining #whatsthestory
Love the colour of these- and all your shots from different angles too! Thanks ever so much for joining in x
I love these flowers but alas do not have any in my garden so thank you for the lovely pics.
Our garden is full of sweet williams that have just started to flower. Thank you for reminding me to bring some inside, they are so bright like jewels.
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