Our Best Garden Photos of 2021
November 20, 2021

I love gardening, and I also enjoy taking pictures. Publishing Senior Gardening allows me to combine both avocations. Most of the photos below have appeared somewhere on Senior Gardening during the last year.

My favorite photo of the year turned out to be a spring shot of apple blossoms. We didn't get any apples this year, but the blossoms were gorgeous.

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All photos on this page are copyrighted, but may be used for desktop photos without permission or payment. All other use requires prior consent, massive royalty payments, your left pinkie finger... (Actually, I'm a pretty soft touch on non-commercial use of my photos, especially for educators. Just , please.)

Food shots:

I do turn the camera for vertical shots sometimes.

And a few larger shots...

This was sort of an off year for our gardening. Two days after taking the two images above, I fell off our porch head first. The fall did some pretty serious spinal damage, and my gardening was limited the rest of the season. I'm slowly on the mend and look forward to another full season of gardening next year.

Photo Gear

I haven't changed any of our photo gear recently, so I'll just provide a link to that information for those who might be interested in what I use.

Related pages:

• Best Garden Photos of 2012
• Best Garden Photos of 2013
• Best Garden Photos of 2014
• Best Garden Photos of 2015
• Best Garden Photos of 2016
• Best Garden Photos of 2017
• Best Garden Photos of 2018
• Best Garden Photos of 2019
• Best Garden Photos of 2020
• Best Garden Photos of 2022
• Best Garden Photos of 2023
• Gloxinia Photos
• Flowers in the Senior Garden
• Desktop Photos
• Desktop Photos 2
• Desktop Photos: The Cutting Room Floor

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