It takes me awhile to get into a zone where I can really see the beauty. I find this with people too. If you're with me long enough you are going to be mightly beautiful. Friko I like the new photo of you.
I still keep staring. Incredible, your eye. The iris. Hmm, we have irises in our eyes too.
No, I never knew about morel mushrooms until we moved to the farm in 2003, when I was 47. My husband was the one who had had them as a child, then he heard about them through the school secretary who was from our town.
The light! The light!!! Where did you get it from???
And Friko used a tnesis!!! But a nice one.... Maggie, if you haven't been to http://moptop-moptopspitstop.blogspot.com/2010/04/bloody-tmesis.html do take a look.
Ruth-I don't feel I can take credit other than being able to get out of my own way to let the beauty shine through. I know you understand this, it's not an ego thing.
Deb-yah light can make or break a shot. It was indirect light through the back door. I did go to moptop-my oh my she has a mind that hears a different drummer. Very funny. Ok I was trying to use a 'tnesis' and it's not that easy. Friko- I admire your tnesis abosomazinlutely. Does that work????
I love shadows. They facinate me. Rocks, pebbles send me to that timeless place. A day on a beach looking at rocks-mmmmmmmm. Being cooked for is pretty high on my list of favorite things. Photography also sends me to that place of timelessness and beauty.
Food for the soul indeed, as well as a feast for the eyes.
ReplyDeleteabsoblooominlutely magnificent photos.
ReplyDeleteIt takes me awhile to get into a zone where I can really see the beauty. I find this with people too. If you're with me long enough you are going to be mightly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFriko I like the new photo of you.
Your emphasis on the different features of an Iris have made them even more beautiful, Maggie.
ReplyDelete♥...Wanda
I still keep staring. Incredible, your eye. The iris. Hmm, we have irises in our eyes too.
ReplyDeleteNo, I never knew about morel mushrooms until we moved to the farm in 2003, when I was 47. My husband was the one who had had them as a child, then he heard about them through the school secretary who was from our town.
The light! The light!!! Where did you get it from???
ReplyDeleteAnd Friko used a tnesis!!! But a nice one....
Maggie, if you haven't been to http://moptop-moptopspitstop.blogspot.com/2010/04/bloody-tmesis.html do take a look.
Wanda -I like that you like my perspective.
ReplyDeleteRuth-I don't feel I can take credit other than being able to get out of my own way to let the beauty shine through. I know you understand this, it's not an ego thing.
ReplyDeleteDeb-yah light can make or break a shot. It was indirect light through the back door.
ReplyDeleteI did go to moptop-my oh my she has a mind that hears a different drummer. Very funny.
Ok I was trying to use a 'tnesis' and it's not that easy.
Friko- I admire your tnesis abosomazinlutely. Does that work????
such beautiful and vibrant colors.
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart! These irises are gorgeous! I don't know what your complaints about the mosaic were but I think both sets of photos are perfection.
ReplyDeleteexquisite!
ReplyDelete(as is the regard you have for Nature.)
peace~
Chuck
These are lovely. An iris is my husband's favorite flower. Gorgeous!
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