A photo a day … every day … in 2014.
Day 145: Up close and personal with a praying mantis.
Day 146: Lantern light.
Day 147: Taking a moment to stop and smell the roses.
Day 148: Through the trees.
Day 149: Master 16 and his war wounds.
Day 150: Random flowers growing in the bird bath.
Day 151: More flowers … are you sick of them yet?
Never get fed up of flowers, Jo, your close-up shots are amazing. And my goodness, look at that praying mantis! What did Master 16 do to his poor head? xxx
ReplyDeleteNothing too dramatic … just a little surgical procedure :0)
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Fabulous photo's Jo, what lens do you use? I'd never tire of seeing flowers, your rose is beautiful, great light too.
ReplyDeleteI usually use a standard 18-55mm lens … but for the close ups I use a 105mm Macro lens. The macro lens makes all the difference … I love it.
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I could never get sick of flowers! I want to bury my nose in the rose!
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It's a beautiful variety … unfortunately it's in a hidden little corner of our garden so we often forget to admire it.
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I never get sick of your photos, I love your 'picture worth a thousand words' posts every time!! Ok whats the kid gone and done???
ReplyDeleteHe'd like you to believe that he got it protecting me from a mugger … but the truth is he had a little cyst removed … not nearly so exciting ;0)
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The flowers are beautiful, I love them, not so much the praying mantis though! that's a pretty nasty wound on poor Master 16, owww x x x
ReplyDeleteApparently "chick's dig scars" … so he's looking on the bright side ;0)
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I'm always happy to see flowers! Love the praying mantis! x
ReplyDeleteWell you certainly get to see lots and lots of them around here ;0)
DeleteI found the praying mantis fascinating … I never realised their eyes were quite like that.
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Love the Lantern and flower pics.....hope the stitches heal soon, ouch! Regards Kathy A, Brisbane, Australia
ReplyDeleteThey're looking much better already :0)
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Oh no stitches! Looks bad, but it looks good too ... chicks are gonna love his scar! Exquisite pics :) xox
ReplyDeleteLOL …that's the first thing he said … "chick's dig scars"
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Will never tire of flowers-that rose is something else. I can almost smell if from here. Gorgeous as ever Jo.
ReplyDeletexx Jen
Thank you Jen … I appreciate that :0)
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Great photos. Hope Master 16s war wound is healing nicely.
ReplyDeleteStitches are out and every things healing well :0)
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Will never get sick of your flower photos! Ouch that injury looks sore, poor kid. Hope you're having a good week xx
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