After a rainy morning, yesterday afternoon I went photographing in the nearby community garden. Every month I snap a couple hundred shots in that garden, for next year's (2014) neighborhood calendar, and I submit about ten.
I want to post all the good leftover pix here, but looking at other blogs, I notice that less often really is more. (Though too much "less" is not enough.) So I try to limit myself.
After I'd whittled down my choices and posted them here, I realized that, without meaning to, I'd chosen representations of fire, air, water, and earth.
I want to post all the good leftover pix here, but looking at other blogs, I notice that less often really is more. (Though too much "less" is not enough.) So I try to limit myself.
Gorgeous images, Fresca!
ReplyDeleteI love the brilliant colors of the nasturtium, the high-graphic quality of the bell, the round beads of sky-reflecting water and the prickly texture of the burrs. Easy to see why the burrs inspired the invention of Velcro.
CROW: Oh! I didn't know that about burrs and velcro. Totally makes sense. Such a smart design.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Love the chime perspective.
ReplyDeleteI think a choice selection is better than a barrage.
"A choice selection" yes!
ReplyDeleteI love these snaps, Fresca, all of them but the nasturtium's my fave.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Poodle! With the light coming through the tattered nasturtium, this catch pleased me too.
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