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It’s been pretty warm in Dunmow today, even at 7:30am when this picture was taken it was really quite warm…so I gave this ox-eye daisy a run through the “flood” filter in photoshop to give this melting sort of look.
The wild strawberries grow well in our small garden – I’ve included a shot of the flower earlier this year so it is only right that I keep you up to date with their progress. With the number of birds (not to mention the 2 remaining rats) that live and
Just a quicky from the garden today of our flowering catnip…Badger the cat is very happy 😉
Is it just me, or does this (about to explode into life I’m assured) budding Campanula Takion White (or Fairy Bell Flower I’m reliably informed) look like one of those seed pods on the Alien film series? Should I be worried?
This, as the title suggests, is a Mountain Geranium. This is the third time I’ve shot this flower recently. Today I’ve made a 6 shot photo stack to increase the depth of field. I handheld this shot so couldn’t really manage many more than that 😉 I think my earlier
Another shot from the garden. The chives reappear every year and always add a nice splash of colour to the place.
We’ve actually done some gardening this year…the first time for a long time. When I say we, I do, of course, mean Debbie. I tend to be the slash and burn man, but this year I have put up 2 trellises with 1 more to go up this weekend. This
I’m not sure why I haven’t tried this before – infra-red macro. I rather like what the process has done to this dandelion seedhead – there’s definitely some mileage in this – expect to see a re-worked (ie better, in focus) version of this in the next few days and
I haven’t photographed one of these for a long time, and today wasn’t an ideal time to photograph it because we’ve had a fair amount of rain today and the seed “feathers” (they probably have a proper name but I don’t know it!) were “closed” on the whole. Nevertheless, it
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