Normally the surface of my wife’s old wooden ‘kist’ looks and feels smooth and polished but under a macro lens you can see canyons filled with polish blackened with age, ridges and cracks.… Continue reading
We sewed some ‘Shake n Rake’ seed mix on this mostly barren border back in early June. After much watering when the garden was parched and a little weeding it’s blooming and giving… Continue reading
I’ve been wrapping presents in anticipation of people enjoying them! 🙂 https://dailypost.wordpress.com/photo-challenges/anticipation/
Here’s a photo of a pure, white dandelion head with all its’ seeds intact. In response to this week’s Photo Challenge: Pure
I took this closeup of a dandelion head in the early morning sun. I think it looks good in monochrome. 🙂 In response to: CEE’S BLACK & WHITE PHOTO CHALLENGE: CLOSE-UPS
I took this photo of a fallen tree in Roydon Woods while we were enjoying the bluebells. The photo misses the colour of the bluebells in the background but I like the texture… Continue reading
I was most jubilant having got wed to my beautiful wife Emma. It was a wonderful day and I’m delighted to be married. 🙂 Prompted by Weekly Photo Challenge: Jubilant Jubilant, adjective: showing great… Continue reading
“In a new post, show us a face — and feel free to share the story or the person behind it.” My wife took this photo of me in Roydon Woods. You can… Continue reading
I took this photo as we explored Animal Flower Cave, Barbados. Looking at this part of the ceiling, is it abstract or can you see a turtle? In response to Photo Challenge: Abstract
I took this landscape photo while we were walking with friends in the New Forest National Park. I like the contrast of the bright heather flowers. In response to Photo Challenge : Landscape
