Petroselinum crispum
There are many, many close ups in my files from which to choose - this was the first I came across, chosen because it feels nice just to look at, restful, healing to tired eyes and I breathe deeper just at the sight of all that green. It also conserves time and energy searching through my disorganised photo files for a photo to present. I just think it beautiful to look at, as well as soothing to the eyes, when so close to a good crop of parsely. The approaching autumn is noticable by the seeding and flowering stages of the summer herbs and other flora and this parsely represents the change from summer to autumn that is happening now!
This post is for the new photography group 'Next Shot' created by Baz ( oceankinguk2003). This is the first theme to kick start the group and other members posts can be found below in the comments from other participants! If you would like to join the Members only group just let me know and I will send an invitation.
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This post is for the new photography group 'Next Shot' created by Baz ( oceankinguk2003). This is the first theme to kick start the group and other members posts can be found below in the comments from other participants! If you would like to join the Members only group just let me know and I will send an invitation.
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You are so right Keith. This photo brings on those feelings for me too. It is very refreshing.
ReplyDeleteI am about to go outside and take mine. So much to do. LOL
Wonderful!! I'm so looking forward to spring as you can tell. It's not as cold as it normally us here, yet we do have days when we are reminded if winters harsh hand. BTW, yes you are correct. It will be spring soon. Baz's pictures remind me that its just around the corner :). Thank you
ReplyDeleteVery true , your picture is very good for my tired eyes at this time of the night ( 01.30 AM ) so thanks for that and for your comment on mine too . Good night .
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Good day Mate, glad you stopped by! Love the herb garden, fresh parsley is so wonderful. I'm going to try and grow some myself this year. http://hotstone2go.multiply.com/journal/item/956/Macro-Your_Season_in_Close-up
ReplyDeleteParsley is a favourite of mine in the garden Keith and you have a very healthy looking crop here.
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A very nice shot Keith me mate! I love parsley and always have some growing in the garden..
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to cook without parsley.... very refreshing photo.... I had never thought parsley might be a sign of the change of the season....
ReplyDeleteThanks so very much for your visit and comment dropped on my entry.
Thats a beautiful capture Keith perfect for the theme;)
ReplyDeleteI really like this one!
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Love the lush green color of your photo, plus the taste and fragrance of parsley
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Back again keith, here is mine.
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Such a delicate filagree look to the flower with the lush green background..beautiful
ReplyDeleteSo rich..so refreshing! This makes me long for summer..!
ReplyDeleteYour parsley is beautiful! I grew dill last year and a butterfly/caterpillar loved it! I let him eat it. LOL I had a lot of dill he wouldn't even be making a dent!
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Parsley is really pretty. It grows so tall.
ReplyDeleteThis is a neat capture.
Lovely and green, Keith. Makes me look forward to the approaching Spring and the return of green :-))
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I have parsley and some other herbs in my flower beds.
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