The colour is just amazing - I think of the Buddha with this safron and orange tones. I look after a garden for one of my jobs - I took my camera with me the last time but have much more yet to capture over time!!
The colour is just amazing - I think of the Buddha with this safron and orange tones. I look after a garden for one of my jobs - I took my camera with me the last time but have much more yet to capture over time!!
Yes a moth I think, too but not sure. I think moths rest with wings spread and butterflies up like this one - either way - nice llooking creature. was sitting on a frangipanni - my favourite smelling flower!!
I like this garden as it has all these little figures around it giving that enchanted feel to it. As I work away I find these treasures hidden under weeds or the prolific growth of the garden - nice little job to have!!
Goodness me! I used to have them in a large tank and loved sitting and just watching them. They cost a fortune now so I have got two fancy goldfish. They cost me $58.00 each.My son gave me the tank for Christmas and was supposed to get the fish when I had finished setting it up. HA!
This garden hs lost hidden all over the garden - a nice feature to have and goes well in her garen - it has that victorian secret garden look about it.
Super collection of photos Keith, got some great close ups there, especially the spiders... lol Looks like a charming garden to work in.... Did you get any flooding where you are? Hope you're safe and sound!
Yes a real oportunity to practice a bit more with macro - difficult with hand shake though and yes these are a good subject to practice on. I really like the colours in this
thanks Mia - yes I love this garden - the woman is not able to garden it so I get to do it - also good for me to learn more about this type of gardening. Will open the garden Gurus again I think now that I am have a garden again plus working in one. All safe here - no floods
that's a great collection Keith
ReplyDeleteI really like this statue.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!
ReplyDeleteEWWWWWWWWWW
ReplyDeleteEW EW EW EW EW!!!!
ReplyDeleteHahahah - don't you think it is beautiful!!!! Cute even!! Thanks for the visit and the comments!
ReplyDeletelove the background color :)
ReplyDeleteshe's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteme too
ReplyDeletegreat macro shot
ReplyDeleteit looks like a moth? either way it's fabulous :)
A she eh!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe colour is just amazing - I think of the Buddha with this safron and orange tones. I look after a garden for one of my jobs - I took my camera with me the last time but have much more yet to capture over time!!
A she eh!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe colour is just amazing - I think of the Buddha with this safron and orange tones. I look after a garden for one of my jobs - I took my camera with me the last time but have much more yet to capture over time!!
Yes a moth I think, too but not sure. I think moths rest with wings spread and butterflies up like this one - either way - nice llooking creature. was sitting on a frangipanni - my favourite smelling flower!!
ReplyDeleteclose up and personal! beautiful... ;-)
ReplyDeletelovely lady!
ReplyDeletelove the colors!
ReplyDeleteis a bromeliad
ReplyDeleteanother lovely lady...
ReplyDeleteYIKES!
ReplyDeleteYes there is something real in this figure that has been captured by its creator
ReplyDeleteamazing shot...
ReplyDeleteI like this garden as it has all these little figures around it giving that enchanted feel to it. As I work away I find these treasures hidden under weeds or the prolific growth of the garden - nice little job to have!!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful batch of photos...
ReplyDeleteYes really beautiful markings - looks like a piece of Edwardian, or from around that era, jewelry designs.
ReplyDeleteTanks Mo!!! - All good with David??
ReplyDeletesome real great shots Keith enjoyed them all thanks
ReplyDeleteExcellent.
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove this one too!
ReplyDeleteAww someone has some beautiful garden ornaments Keith.
ReplyDeletei thought it was a moth too.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is pretty.
ReplyDeleteThey are not outside are they Keith? They look like tropical fish in there.
ReplyDeleteYep, for sure tropical fish.
ReplyDeleteIs she in your garden? She is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the colour too. LOL
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot keith.
ReplyDeleteNow that one was begging you to take it's photo.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely colour.
ReplyDeleteShe sure is at home there. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
ReplyDeleteIs this *The Message From Heaven one?* It is the same sort of spider.
ReplyDeleteIt shows it's colours better in the last shot.
ReplyDeletethese are in the river mouth around the wharves in our biggest local town
ReplyDeletethese are in a garden I look after for a local woman - I am her gardener which is cool - I love gardens and is worth about 4 - 6 hours a week.
ReplyDeleteGoodness me! I used to have them in a large tank and loved sitting and just watching them. They cost a fortune now so I have got two fancy goldfish. They cost me $58.00 each.My son gave me the tank for Christmas and was supposed to get the fish when I had finished setting it up. HA!
ReplyDeleteYou know I do too and I would love a job like that.
ReplyDeleteThis garden hs lost hidden all over the garden - a nice feature to have and goes well in her garen - it has that victorian secret garden look about it.
ReplyDeleteit was - it is very unusual this colour I think
ReplyDeleteyes hahah just put it in this album - goes with the garden theme and was in the time frame of this album too
ReplyDeleteThanks trammie happpy you faound them so
ReplyDeleteSuper collection of photos Keith, got some great close ups there, especially the spiders... lol
ReplyDeleteLooks like a charming garden to work in....
Did you get any flooding where you are? Hope you're safe and sound!
Beautiful shot, yes definately a moth.
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot!!
ReplyDeleteLove the way the light creates patterns on the water.
ReplyDeleteNice statue.
ReplyDeleteNever seen a Hibiscus that colour. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous.
ReplyDeleteFabulous macro, Keith!! Hibiscus are one of the best flowers for this kind of shot.
ReplyDeleteNice :-))
ReplyDeleteThat's sweet.
ReplyDeleteCute :-))
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous arachnid!!
ReplyDeleteWhat the children did not know was that the book was magical, and when they sat under the tree in the shadows and began to read ....
ReplyDeleteVery nice set!
Hope you don't mind a visitor dropping by to see your wonderful photo?
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeletehi Lyn - nice as always to see you!
ReplyDeleteLove it that you drop by to look at my photos - anytime!!
ReplyDeleteI was wanting to read more!! Thanks Lee - real nice to see you!
ReplyDeleteYes a real oportunity to practice a bit more with macro - difficult with hand shake though and yes these are a good subject to practice on. I really like the colours in this
ReplyDeleteyes - often crop my water shots just because of the shapes and effects of the light on the water
ReplyDeleteI followed this little one on it's journey - took maybe 30 shots - did not really get a clear all in focus shot but it was tiny
ReplyDeleteyeah I a now starting to photograph spiders - particularly for the female members of our various groups and friends lists!!
ReplyDeletethanks Mia - yes I love this garden - the woman is not able to garden it so I get to do it - also good for me to learn more about this type of gardening. Will open the garden Gurus again I think now that I am have a garden again plus working in one. All safe here - no floods
ReplyDeleteWater ballet!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow.
ReplyDeleteThat's really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI echo what Mitch said! How big is this spider compared to your hand? Do you know if it's venomous?
ReplyDeleteWe have these here. Wild Verbena is what it looks like.
ReplyDeleteInteresting plant behind the girl.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot.
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