Poking my nose (and macro lens) into a newly opening day lily reveals a world bisexuality (botanically speaking): pistils and stamens unfurling and reaching for maturity.
With the sun lighting the sides of the flower, everything seems much “hotter” than in this more neutral portrait of a day lily (also in my garden).
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