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I took this shot as an entry to this week’s 52Frames project. I’m already (apparently) doing a 365 project, so I might as well do the 52Frames project as well. It’s quite useful as at least I have a new theme idea supplied every week. I can always do a
Better get the duster out to the light fitting above my computer some day soon!
No idea what sort of flower this is, but it’s pretty – let me know in the comments below what it is if you know.
We had a large bag of pebbles left over from some garden display we had some years ago which I came across today. They make rather nice abstract textures and have some lovely colours and patterns throughout which made a nice macro study.
In the garden I was photographing our clematis and didn’t notice the ant in the flower. We have a lot of ants in the garden through the summer. The majority leave (as flying ants) in August/September but a small troop remains behind all year round.
It’s really high time I started playing my guitars again, the dust speaks for itself!
A quick one from the garden here, one of the new plants Debbie got at the weekend now in one of the hanging baskets.
The New England Asters that have featured once or twice on this blog have definitely reached the end of the road as Debbie deadheaded a bunch of them. They still look great with their defiant curls and vibrant colour as they await the compost heap
Sorry about this, but it’s the New England Aster again, but I think you’ll agree, it is sufficiently different, with the addition of the hoverfly, to those that have gone before. Indeed, I’d say it was more like a much earlier shot of my last flower muse the echinacea. We
If you’ve been following this blog you will know that I have been waiting for this flower to bloom…and it did today!
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