These color combinations are definitely autumnal.
Sunday Stills Monthly Color Challenge: Black, brown, and orange…
Category Archives: flowers
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #197: The rule of thirds…
CMMC – August Pick a Topic…
The prompt: Â Possible topics: still life, flower, close up, sand, numbers, measuring, measuring tape, pink, tan, black and white, lines, square photo, etc.
I decided to go with 5 of the topics… flowers, sand, numbers, measure, lines.
https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2021/08/20/cmmc-august-pick-a-topic-from-my-photo/
A Photo a Week Challenge: From the Side…
Lens-Artists Challenge #149 – Cool Colors – Blue and Green…
Lens-Artists Challenge #147 – Gardens…
Presby Memorial Iris Gardens – Upper Montclair, New Jersey
Frelinghuysen Arboretum – Morristown, New Jersey
https://travelsandtrifles.wordpress.com/2021/05/08/lens-artists-challenge-147-gardens/
Challenge Your Camera #11 Still life…
And finally a Claude Monet painting seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC and then a recreated still life at Grounds For Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey.
https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2021/03/19/challenge-your-camera-11-still-life/
Love Is In The Air…
Valentine’s has a special meaning for me, it’s the day I entered the world __ years ago 🙂 I think especially this year we need to be aware of the love in our world. Simple pleasures like fresh flowers, chocolates shaped like hearts (or any shape), and as much as we’re all tired of snow storm after snow storm the beauty of fresh fallen snow as a back drop for a tulip photo shoot is so pretty. Celebrate the love in your world, in your heart.
Challenge Your Camera: Red…
Ironically I did a post yesterday about my red waterless amaryllis…
CLICK HERE to read my post on the red amaryllis.
https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2021/01/12/challenge-your-camera-red/
Growth…
Before last year I had never heard of a waterless amaryllis.
The collage below shows the growth from day 1 to day 20… left to right starting at top row. The last picture is my red amaryllis with the white one my daughter had at her office which she brought home over the Christmas holidays. The white ones are taller. This has been so rewarding watching this flower bloom with just a bit of sunlight and no other care at all. Unfortunately as of today, January 11 it is pretty much finished blooming and won’t bloom again. But for the time it was here it brought a lot of enjoyment and beauty. I’ll definitely do this again next year.
MV Obsession 