I'm liking his polleny bum
and
graceful leg extension
visit: Lisa for other Macro Monday Shots
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Stepping out with Red Shoes on
- maggie
- 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.
My Blog List
-
-
-
Hello darkness my old friend,4 months ago
-
Wednesday's Words On Friday?9 months ago
-
Evidence that Fran is still around1 year ago
-
-
Sunset Variations Journal Kit4 years ago
-
-
-
Soursop Leaf Usability9 years ago
-
-
by now10 years ago
-
-
-
washed stones: a new space to write12 years ago
-
Between Posts - Still in a Fog12 years ago
-
-
-
-
ah! Maggie-humour! I love it.
ReplyDeleteBees are busy everywhere...yours is the second post Ive seen today, Maggie...showing a bee in a "Rose of Sharon" blossom covered with white pollen.
ReplyDeleteA queen! And, I like your comment about her....
ReplyDeleteWanda- 'Rose of Sharon' is it. I thought it was a weed called Lavatara. Yes, tis the season for busy bees isn't it.
ReplyDeleteAnnelie-hello & welcome. Guess I'll see more of you on Macro Mondays.
ReplyDeleteDeb- it always so great to see your face over here for a visit.
ReplyDeleteIt's not just the photo I liked, good as it is. But the humour, the eternal human humour that comes with it that I adore. Your post and image remind me of those times when we witness scenes that could be otherwise considered to be intrascendental, only for another human being to turn them into pure visual poetry or lyrical stanzas.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks. That was a fab post. And I'm still smiling.
Greetings from London.
Cuban-Glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was Lavatera as well, but hey whatever, it's the pollen collector that's the star. FAB.
ReplyDeleteLove this shot!
ReplyDeletea lovely polleny bum indeed.
ReplyDeleteI also loved the previous shot, girl with red hair and red boots.
I like his polleny bum, too. Now I have a new phrase. Instead of telling my daughter she's the bees knees, I think I'll tell her she's the bees bum.
ReplyDeleteMy mistake Maggie, but it looks like my Rose of Sharon! :)
ReplyDeleteFriko- Great to see you again.
ReplyDeleteKerri-a compliment from a photographer like you is praise indeed.
ReplyDeleteRelyn- 'the bee's bum' eh! Wonder what your daughter will think of that.
ReplyDeleteWanda-well I wonder if the plant has two names?
ReplyDeleteThank you♥
ReplyDeleteI stop by every once and awhile and enjoy reading and viewing your photos.
ReplyDeleteGary
This is one busy, cross-pollinating bee! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteYou are missed, my friend. I hope all is well. Hello, my friend. It's Thanksgiving Day today and I wanted to stop by and wish all my friends the happiest day. I wanted to tell you that when I count my blessings, you will be among them. Thank you for adding to the richness of my experience in the blog world. Happy, happy Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteWell, I didn't get here in time for Christmas, but I wanted to stop by and wish you the merriest of Christmas seasons. I hope the day itself was wonderful and I hope that the coming week is full of joy. May you find laughter with friends, affection and joy with family, short return lines, and lots of great deals during after-Christmas shopping. I miss you, dear one. You have made my year richer and fuller and sweeter. Merry, happy, joyous New year!! Much love, Relyn
ReplyDelete