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When I looked out of my bedroom window this morning I saw that my neighbour's (and friends) had bought a new pink parasol so (very cheekily) asked if I could pop round to take some shots!
The Walled Garden
Elford Hall was sadly demolished in the 1960’s, but the Walled Garden that served the Hall throughout the 19th century remains. A team of determined villagers and volunteers have been working over the past few years on restoring the gardens to their former glory and they are now being enjoyed by all who visit. There’s a rose garden, allotments providing organic produce, a walk-way leading to a picnic area besides the river and an event area where a number of very successful village events have been held.
This garden is a 'must see'.
Pink daisies with a bokehlicious green background.
These daisies grows wild and are pretty hardy plants, they do give a good show of colours and looks great in photos.
Just wanted to add some colours for Sunday!
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Trying to backlight this flower I finally found it was best wedged in between the slats of the blind!
Zinnia - comes in a wide variety of colors with large, profuse blooms.
They are truly an easy to grow annual flower.
The colours are just beautiful and gives the garden a beautiful display.
I love geraniums. They are such a good value plant, flowering for months. I have lots of different ones in pots all around the patio. This is one of my favourites. The flowers are beautiful, and although the leaves are not as exciting as many other types, they are scented.
“I believe in manicures. I believe in overdressing. I believe in primping at leisure and wearing lipstick. I believe in pink. I believe happy girls are the prettiest girls. I believe that tomorrow is another day, and... I believe in miracles.”
― Audrey Hepburn
“Pink is the color of romance and a friend tells me that the girl with the pink dress at the party is the one who is selected for each dance”
~Alfred Carl Hottes
Would you care to dance with her?
I've had a macro lens on my "wish list" for ages and last week I was blessed with receiving a 60mm macro lens as a gift to add to my photography kit. I couldn't wait to try it out, so I've been out and about experimenting with some macro shots.
I love flowers and I love taking photos of flowers. This close up of a pink everlasting was taken during a visit to Kings Park in Perth. Every September, people flock to the park to see the wildflowers.
Incidentally, did you know that there's more than 12,000 species of wildflowers in Western Australia? And apparently a whopping 60% of West Aussie wildflowers can't be found anywhere else in the world, only in little old WA.
Taking macro shots certainly isn't easy. The lens itself isn't quick to focus, so you have to have patience. I'm going to need quite a bit of practise I think. But I was really happy with some of the shots I took - and this is one of my favourites.