Echeveria (Painted Lady?). Image: Su Leslie 2019
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When the familiar surprises
“Every moment is a golden one for him who has the vision to recognize it as such.” — Henry Miller
I have a favourite walk that takes me round a cul de sac of gardeners — or perhaps people who hire gardeners. Either way, I get to enjoy the ever-changing exhibition of nature in their park-like yards. Today I noticed — probably for the first time — a (lily pilly?) hedge sending out some wonderful red leaves. With a macro lens on my camera, it looked truly lovely. Definitely a golden moment.
Posted to Debbie’s Quote Wednesday
Just add water
Overnight rain on hibiscus flower. Image: Su Leslie 2019
It is a photographic cliche, but raindrops on flowers and leaves really do improve a shot.
Posted to Macro Monday
“You have food? Seriously? We hadn’t noticed”
It may not look like it, but these guys were very busy trying to catch some crumbs of my lunch, while trying to look totally indifferent to it.
Posted to the Ragtag Daily Prompt | busy
Giving it some dazzle
Posted to Debbie’s One Word Sunday
Candy stripes
Image: Su Leslie 2019 (click on image to enlarge)Posted to Friday Flowers
Wordless Wednesday
Su Leslie 2019. Click on image to enlarge.
Light and dark
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Posted to Monday Macro
First figs: small but very sweet
Posted to Six Word Saturday, kindly hosted by Debbie at Travel with Intent.
Friday flowers; black and white edition
Black and white are the colors of photography. To me they symbolize the alternatives of hope and despair to which mankind is forever subjected. — Robert Frank
