I was thinking it was time I posted a Still Life or two, then got distracted….
In the past, I have taken some images of Japanese anemones as they have decayed…. today I thought I would take some while the flowers were reasonably vital – with the intention that I could take more as they decayed.
We shall see.
Here are a couple of reasonably minimalist images:
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Haha! these are rather small, so they may not be great….
Well, you suggested it …..
And I did say we shall see…..😄😄
I like them when they decay, but it’s nice to see them before too!
True!
crisp images
Thanks!
They’re pretty and you’ll have fun doing it, Sue. 🤗💕
Only if they decay well,Jo!!
They look stunning against the black background. Fingers crossed for elegant decay!
Many thanks, Su!
Lovely shots, Sue. And here’s to some jolly decadence. Perhaps some gin in the vase will help!
Haha!
I shall wait as well
Very good!
Love Japanese Anemones … not a plant we have had much success with in our garden until this year when it has gone rampant. Climate must be just right for it. 🙂
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