Category Archives: Decay
Adieu, finally
Off to the bin today,, one last image before they go:
Adieu, gracefully
The fading moments of my last bunch of flowers….these have really given from beginning to end. I threw out the snapdragons and the lisianthus as they were just getting a bit whiffy, and these chrysanthemums are now without water, just
Adieu, gracefully
The fading moments of my last bunch of flowers….these have really given from beginning to end. I threw out the snapdragons and the lisianthus as they were just getting a bit whiffy, and these chrysanthemums are now without water, just
An abandoned cupboard: SquareUp (31)
Well, the last day of the challenge, and I’ve gone right back into the archives…. and found a hidden Up: Linked to January Squares at Becky’s here
An abandoned cupboard: SquareUp (31)
Well, the last day of the challenge, and I’ve gone right back into the archives…. and found a hidden Up: Linked to January Squares at Becky’s here
All very much past their best….
Well, my flowers of nearly 3 weeks ago really have finally given up the ghost. It was a gloomy day, and I was using a slow shutter speed, high ISO and wide aperture, so not a good image: Linked to
All very much past their best….
Well, my flowers of nearly 3 weeks ago really have finally given up the ghost. It was a gloomy day, and I was using a slow shutter speed, high ISO and wide aperture, so not a good image: Linked to
Another view of those Decaying Flowers
As well as the flowers, I loved the shadows on the vase: Linked to Six Word Saturday at Debbie’s here
Another view of those Decaying Flowers
As well as the flowers, I loved the shadows on the vase: Linked to Six Word Saturday at Debbie’s here
A nod to the Dutch Masters
As I mentioned in an earlier post today, I prepared an image from my 2 week old bouquet, which is elegantly decaying. The sunlight through the window created a great ambiance:
A nod to the Dutch Masters
As I mentioned in an earlier post today, I prepared an image from my 2 week old bouquet, which is elegantly decaying. The sunlight through the window created a great ambiance:
