we had some lovely light rain overnight and this morning when feeding the animals I wandered about with my new camera drinking in the freshness that rain brings. Well, to be fair, I squelched about, but I am not over the wet just yet to complain about it ;-)
I am very excited to report that I noticed a huge flower bud forming on the water lily...watch this space! (tis exceedingly hard to photograph something that is underwater. I did try)
I take it these are with the new little camera? That top shot is sensational!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are just sensational!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, get that first photo enlarged on to a canvas for your wall - wow!
ReplyDeletestunning pics xx
ReplyDeletegreat job on the pics...and the close ups are great.
ReplyDeleteI seem to have missed so many posts I don't know where to start Sharon. Your little camera is certainly turning out some big images ... I have an IXUS 115HS, don't think the photos are of the quality of my big camera, but it is certainly more convenient to lug around, though it seems to have been hijacked in recent times by youngest daughter.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the library bag, but isn't it always the case that these things seem such a good idea at the beginning of the project. I want to paint the house, but I'm old and wise enough now to realise that once I start there'll be no turning back, and I don't know if I have the mental fortitude for it just at the moment. I have a husband who will not so much as pick up a paintbrush but will be most forthcoming with advice.
And is the fishpond another of the advantages of being married to a master trough builder?
Anyway, I too have much round-upping, whipper-snipping and mowing in front of me this week (even though we're not getting the rain ... sore point), so best get to it.
Stop spitting posts out so fast, I can't keep up.