I’ve been playing with the manual settings on my camera (gasp!) This trio is on my rosebush, and it struck me, the three stages: Newborn – Youth – budding, so much potential Mid-life – goals achieved, opening up one’s petals to the light Maturity –…
And I bet you thought I was talking the stars… This is a garden star for me, the lovely Cosmo, which popped up from my wildflower planting, much to my delight. Threw in a little wildlife for you there too 🙂 The color of this…
The common Jerusalem Artichoke (edible roots, high in inulin), dons majesty in this black and white capture. Plant them, they are perennials, and sport gorgeous yellow flowers, akin to sunflowers! ~SE
Sunlight does so much for plant life, including set this one alight with a seeming inner fire. Caught with just the right light slant, I was lucky to capture this ordinary horsemint and see it transformed. Beauty, it does a body good! ~SE
Skipper kisses in exchange for sustenance, found on a lakeside woods walk in 2010. Not only do I love the butterfly in this, but also the architectural bends, angles and other structural support in the photo. May you have a ‘Skipper kiss’ today from someone…
Rain drops in anticipation of their fall, captured after a recent storm, and paired with a Lanturne poem from my recent participation in a Poetry challenge. Enjoy! ~SE
