This little thing is frequently called a 4 o’clock flower. It was blooming at 10:45 AM. I’m just not sure what to think. Perhaps it’s just residing in a different time zone?
Mirabilis jalapa, 7.20.17
Category: Macro Photography
Time To Organize Better!
Survey: If I were to start putting up better organized galleries for my flora, how would you prefer things? By color? (But sometimes there are multiple colors, as you know.) By flower? (But sometimes people don’t know names of flowers.) By something else? I’d love to hear. I know just displaying the thousands of photos on one page (thumbnail versions) would be ridiculous and quite overwhelming.
After putting together box sets of cards I realized that people might prefer to see things in smaller and perhaps a more organized manner. I would love to be more organized and since I have no performance work until September now would be a good time to have at it!
Meanwhile, have some blue and green from today’s walk:
Billardiera heterophylla (I), 6.14.17
Today’s Walk
Such perfect weather for my walk today … 65° and, when I began, very little wind. Here is a little something I shot as I was nearing home. I’m pondering … it might be better in black and white. Time will tell, I suppose!
Sweet Pea Tendril, 5.11.17
Good Morning World
Leucadendron (II), 1.16.17
Happy Monday Morning!
Mondays are my weekend so they are especially happy for me!
Leucospermum, 3.31.15
First Shot
First Shot: Anemone, 3.3.17
More Pink
Hm. I seem to be posting a lot of pink recently ….
Pink Hollyhock (II), 5.12.16
I don’t know what this bug is but I know that it’s …
A Bug on a Pomegranate, 11.7.16
Remembering
I’m still in the month of March, 2016. This is going to be one slow process! But it’s a fun one. Going through this current selection of Iris I’m taken right back to the spot where I made this image. It brings back memories. And joy.
Iris Petals & Leaves with Water Drops, 3.21.16
The Small Things
While we were in Mendocino we saw so much grandeur: the expanse of the ocean with its crashing waves, the cliffs, the never-ending sky and, driving further north, the beauty of a forest … sometimes the wonder of it all makes me gasp.
But there are the small things, too. This tiny rock caught my eye and I spent a very brief moment with it.
Small Rock in Wood, 11.19.16