I learned about a nearby dahlia field and decided to spend the afternoon taking pictures. I would usually prefer an overcast day, but the sun came out just before I arrived. It turned out fine after all because I had fun taking "side light" and "back Light" pictures.
The bees were in abundance. They were so intent upon their work that I think I could have reached out and touched them.
I encountered stunning colors!
Usually I don't like a vibrant background because it can be distracting. However, I think it set this "weed" off beautifully! I love Queen Ann's Lace.
I hope you enjoyed taking this "journey" with me. It was truly a nurturing experience!
Some flowers were "painted" in a variety of soft pastels.
Some were dynamic!
Usually I don't like a vibrant background because it can be distracting. However, I think it set this "weed" off beautifully! I love Queen Ann's Lace.More of my little fuzzy friends :).
I liked how beautifully this little bee blended with its choice of flower.
I hope you enjoyed taking this "journey" with me. It was truly a nurturing experience!
2 comments:
Ok, when is the calendar scheduled for production?? STUNNING, and you are so right about the light!!! I can't choose a favorite.
I was just ready to write that I can't pick a favorite (well a little bit I can), when I saw Candy's remark. It is eye candy for the soul. Enjoy the movie I told you about, "Sick, Fat and Almost Dead". I started juicing the next day.
Never, ever stop taking photos. You are fabulous. Enjoyed our talk.
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