Category Archives: flowers
Six Word Saturday: The blue window hidden behind roses
My friend Ann Christine posted a version of this on Wednesday, a better version, I think! But it prompted me to dig this one out: Linked to Six Word Saturday at Debbie’s here.
Six Word Saturday: The blue window hidden behind roses
My friend Ann Christine posted a version of this on Wednesday, a better version, I think! But it prompted me to dig this one out: Linked to Six Word Saturday at Debbie’s here.
Primary Colours
I have had a go at finding Red, Yellow and Blue from my recent trip to Sweden: Linked to Ailsa’s Weekly Travel Theme here
Primary Colours
I have had a go at finding Red, Yellow and Blue from my recent trip to Sweden: Linked to Ailsa’s Weekly Travel Theme here
A short break from blogging….
Having a restful break for a short while… ….see you soon, when hopefully I’m back revived!
A short break from blogging….
Having a restful break for a short while… ….see you soon, when hopefully I’m back revived!
Six Word Saturday: A little the worse for wear
Same rose as seen the other day, now shrivelling rather…. See more 6 words here
Six Word Saturday: A little the worse for wear
Same rose as seen the other day, now shrivelling rather…. See more 6 words here
A So-so Macro, handheld
Here is proof that handholding the camera, with lens and extension tubes is no way to achieve a decent macro…..the excuse was that I couldn’t be bothered to fetch the tripod, and thought I would just see how useless the
A So-so Macro, handheld
Here is proof that handholding the camera, with lens and extension tubes is no way to achieve a decent macro…..the excuse was that I couldn’t be bothered to fetch the tripod, and thought I would just see how useless the
So long, apricot roses
A little more gentle decay… they were beautiful in life,
So long, ragged poppies….
A week or so ago, I posted an image of some poppies in bursting red health. Here’s the remaining two now: These images were prompted by reading Laura Bloomsbury’s blog today, with a brilliant image of decay: https://eljaygee.wordpress.com/2017/06/12/best-before-9/ , and this
So long, ragged poppies….
A week or so ago, I posted an image of some poppies in bursting red health. Here’s the remaining two now: These images were prompted by reading Laura Bloomsbury’s blog today, with a brilliant image of decay: https://eljaygee.wordpress.com/2017/06/12/best-before-9/ , and this
