Crab apples are going to waste!
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Lazy Poet’s Thursday Haiku
Fairest of flowers
no pretension no drama
pure simple nature
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Wordless Wednesday
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September: Flower Portrait
Jude asks for a single picture of either a favourite flower or an unusual one for September’s challenge. As I failed miserably to find an entry last month, I was determined to make it this time. So yesterday, I had a flying visit to Killerton to see what was on offer in their late summer border.
I’ve never been a particular fan of Canna Lily’s, but at this time of year they make a bright, bold statement in the border. The delicate petals of this one, Canna Indica I believe, attracted my attention.
You can join Jude’s challenge here, and you have until the end of September to showcase a single flower.
Black and White Sunday: Portrait
Paula hopes not to give us a headache with this weeks black and white challenge. I did briefly think ‘oh no’, I can’t do portraits, and most people don’t want their photograph taken -me included! But then I remembered these,taken a few years ago, of my niece at fourteen, a lovely young girl on the cusp of womanhood.
She’s all grown up now and will be heading to uni soon, the begining of a very bright future.
If you’d like to join the challenge pop over to Paula’s place, you’ll get a warm welcome.
Mirror
The weekly photo challenge, I can’t believe it’s Friday again, but I’m really happy as I have two weeks leave now.
Jen H chose Mirror as the them for the challenge this week, and left us to interpret it in any way we like. I went to Bystock Ponds last weekend, and it was a lovely day for reflections, here’s one of my captures.
You can join in here!
Lazy Poet’s Thursday Haiku
Hunting for pumpkins
running up the summer hill
towards ripe autumn
Wordless Wednesday
An odd image . . .
. . . just because I like it!
In the frame
This week, I’d love for you to look at things a bit differently. Whether it’s through an actual picture frame, a few stalks of grass, or even the spokes of a bicycle tire, find an alternative frame to the world around you and share what you see!
So says Nancy Thanki at the Daily Post for this weeks Photo Challenge.
I feel that my photo has frames within frames within frames . . . what do you think?
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Lucid Gypsy 