
Image: Su Leslie

Image: Su Leslie

Image: Su Leslie

Image: Su Leslie

Image: Su Leslie
Archive shots today — and a contribution to Jude’s Life In Colour — which this month focuses on yellow.
Image: Su Leslie
Image: Su Leslie
Image: Su Leslie
Image: Su Leslie
Image: Su Leslie
Archive shots today — and a contribution to Jude’s Life In Colour — which this month focuses on yellow.
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
“The hum of bees is the voice of the garden.” — Elizabeth Lawrence. Image: Su Leslie 2021
“Some people look at big things, and other people look at very small things, but in a sense, we’re all trying to understand the world around us.” — Roderick MacKinnon
I’m a detail kind of person. The kind who notices when pictures are hung a fraction off; who will unpick and re-sew a seam until it’s just right. The kind of person who not only owns plating tweezers, but actually uses them.
No surprise then that I love macro photography. Nor that a walk around my garden results in an abundance of close-up shots — but not one that shows the shape and structure of the garden itself. Though given that it’s (euphemistically) a “work in progress” — maybe that’s no bad thing.
Cosmos: the garden gift that keeps on giving. Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
Image: Su Leslie 2021
New buds. Image: Su Leslie 2021
Beauty in decay. Image: Su Leslie 2021
Lens-Artist Photo Challenge | It’s a small world
Friday Flowers
Image: Su Leslie 2021
“Aspirin is so good for roses, brandy for sweet peas, and a squeeze of lemon-juice for the fleshy flowers, like begonias.” — Gerald Durrell
Friday Flowers
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