Must be a safe neighbourhood - I can easily see this being hacked off by hoon passers-by out here. eg snapping the heads of Agapanthus planted near footpaths is a favoured past-time that drove my Mum to distraction every year.

Impressive night display.

When I first viewed next door my reaction was IR, but the leaves were too dark. Now I've checked out the time you took this, and presumably that's a star the sensor has detected to the right of the main flower head. Great result for slow shutter speed.

I'll echo Pam's comment about the explosion; what a great anchor and contrast for the mass of flowers above.
Only just realised it's an evening shot - even better.

Oh yes, the MOR is back with a vengeance; you'd be hard pressed to fit in any more. What's the nature of the ceiling - long skylights with blue sky fringing? - interesting comparison between actual and reflected.

I prefer this one for the glass being centred, but both impress re GRIII's close-up quality in less than bright light.

Fab. colours; love the bokeh!

Gorgeous. Fun tracing where the focus zone intersects the bloom; nice that it's not an abrupt transition.
(Maybe I've not tried hard enough, but I don't find exiftool at all user friendly on Mac - just a general comment re GRIII and lack of GPS. I'll be watching you and Ron's GRIII efforts closely).

Great light

Parting of the ways: one of us goes left, the other right LOL.

Quite a good sell set for the GRIII!