Louisiana Iris

nanaboo

18 years ago

Does anyone have a nice digital picture of a Louisiana Iris that you could send me, please?

I would use it on the cover of a cookbook.

Thanks.

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jap373
18 years ago
You can look at my website. Several shots in several different colors. If you like any of them I can send you higher resolution copies.

Check under archives too, since LA iris bloomed earlier in the year....

Here is a link that might be useful: My south LA garden blog
kellyp
18 years ago
maybe you wrote to me at webshots, some one wrote asking to use one of my pictures for a cook book. There is no way to track or reply to those that post notes to web shots. I had no way to find you without email address.
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mrs_emily
18 years ago
Jap373, your pictures of that SLA garden blog were just awesome. I'm not sure what a blog is, but it's pretty.

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