It's Sunday again and that means another I Heart Macro Sunday. I was at my Sister's house this weekend and this morning I went out and walked around her yard and these are the pictures I took.
Isn't this cool looking? Can you guess what it is? I'm not going to tell you just yet, I want you to ponder on it for a little while.
Isn't this cool looking? Can you guess what it is? I'm not going to tell you just yet, I want you to ponder on it for a little while.
I thought that this was a very interesting flower pod and so I just had to shoot it.
My sister has this huge Gardenia bush outside of her front door and it is full of blooms that smell so nice.
I love this shot of the beautiful blue sky! "Sweet home Alabama where the skies are so blue"
I had to play so I chose sepia tone for this one.
Okay have you guessed what the first photo is? Okay, okay I'll tell you! It is a hickory log with moss growing on it. To me this photo looks like a rock cliff with juniper bushes growing on it.
I hope that you enjoyed looking at my shots as much as I enjoyed taking them. If you would like to view more I Heart Macro shots head on over to Lori's Studio Waterstone blog and check out what others are I Heart Macroing!
Happy beading Y'all
Therese
Oh my! I did think it was a rock wall of some kind and wondered how it applied to "I Heart Macro" That is so cool! Gardenias are heavenly.
ReplyDeleteLove the shots of the Gardenias
ReplyDeletegreat shots and I was thinking tree bark with moss....and how lucky to have Gardenias....very pretty
ReplyDeleteGreat pics! I miss the blue skies in Alabama!
ReplyDeleteWow - I love that first pic! I wouldn't have guessed that is was a log....I also though it was rocks of some kind! Very neat!
ReplyDeleteI had a feeling that first picture was some kind of bark, but I'll admit that when I first saw it I thought it was a rock wall of some kind.
ReplyDeleteOH, Gardenias!! That's my favorite smelling flower. They're so yummy!! I can smell your sister's now!
I thought it was a rock wall too! Great photo! Gardenias smell heavenly. I was in the hospital once for a month and a friend sent me gardenias. The nurses asked me to keep my door open so they could smell them when they walked by!
ReplyDeleteOk, so you have induced a case of garden envy here! Up here in CT, our gardens are pulling their fall coats on, and while it's usually lovely, this weekend has been a total washout and I'm dying for some summer sun and gardens again! What lovely shots! (and I got the first right, surprise, surprise!)
ReplyDeleteLovely, Therese..I love the gardenia against the blue sky..reminds me..I have two in a box ready to plant ..better get on with it! Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and commenting. Hugs,
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Gardenias are one of my favorite flowers. I am in LOVE in the sepia tone photo! Beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteLovely Images Therese x
ReplyDeleteI did guess moss for first pic, which is amazing since I haven't seen moss in forever. And the gardenias are gorgeous. Really great pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love these pictures! That first one sure does look like a rock. Hard to believe it's a log! And the second one -- what IS that? What kind of flower has a pod like that? Thanks for the cool pix!
ReplyDeleteWaaah! I want a garden!! These are beautiful pics! If I had a garden I don't think I'd ever leave it! LOL!
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