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It was a busy day. I hadn't planned my "creative thing" for the day and was looking for something. I came across this origami pattern in one of my books and found a pink sheet of paper and out came a wrinkled pink elephant! I am reminded of the stuffed pink elephant toy I had as a child. And maybe I should drink more??
Day 2 of arts and crafts.
I love hydrangea - be prepared (when the rest of them come out) for many more different colours.
Apparently it depends on the soil whether acidic or alkaline which determines the colour of the plant. Just don't ask me which type of soil turns them blue and which pink :-)
Ok, I googled and seems the more acidic the soil, the bluer the bloom :-)
Much better Large On Black
I was in Flushing Meadow Park yesterday taking some spring stuff and spotted this pink beauty. Unfortunately, the flowers were in an awkward position where if you stand up you wouldn't get the right angle, but if you knee down, you'd be too far away from them to get a close up shot (you know one of those time you with your DSLR got a top viewfinder). So, I did some experiment with this shot by placing my camera right underneath them and shoot without looking at the viewfinder. Took me couple shots to get it right, but I'm thrilled with the result. Gotta love those pink bokeh!
Taken on Nov 29 - Sunday.
EXIF: Canon 50D| 200 mm | f 5.6 | 1/25 Sec | ISO 200
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Last minute order. Mum asked for pink and purple themed cupcakes for little Victoria turning 4 today. This is what I came up with. Mum absolutely loved them when she saw them.
A batch of 20 Pink satin cupcakes : White chocolate and raspberries, iced with Strawberry Swiss buttercream and decorated with sugar paste toppers : Crown, ballet shoes, blossoms, butterflies and the number 4.
(Explore #331: Sep 04, 2008).
The peony is named after Paeon or Paean, a student of Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine and healing. Asclepius became jealous of his pupil; Zeus saved Paeon from the wrath of Asclepius by turning him into the peony flower.[1]
... The peony is among the longest-used flowers in ornamental culture and is one of the smallest living creature national emblems in China.
B&R's summer garden, Katepwa Farms, Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada
I hope someone will remind me what this is. It is growing in my back garden next to the peonies but it isn't a peony.
Pink Cosmos in bright sunlight & taken from behind. I don't think I have ever seen the underside lit up quite like this before.
Beautiful Pink Impressions tulips glow in the morning sun after rain showers. Seen at Filoli, Woodside, California.
Thanks, as always, for your visit and all of your support. I am leaving for Albuquerque shortly and will catch up later. Have a great Tuesday!
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Perfectly frilly pinkness of spring! That is all i have to say about this tonight....i'm tired! Catch up with you all tomorrow...