These dahlias are valiantly blooming even though the weather has not been very friendly of late.
Pretty in pink
Tag Archives: Cee’s Flower of the Day
Rosemary
Some rosemary for Cee’s Flower of the Day. I took this picture a couple of days ago when I was walking the dogs.
I realized the other day that I hadn’t used my Topaz Studio software in a very long time, so I thought I’d give it a whirl with this close-up of a rosemary blossom.
I am thinking about starting a monthly photo processing challenge to take one image and process it three ways. It might be fun to see all the different creative ideas people have and learn about all the amazing techniques and software available. Would you be interested?
Dahlia and raindrops
Tomatillo flowers
Mystery flower
These are all of the same plant. I have no idea what it is. I saw it when the dogs and I diverted to avoid someone on our usual morning walk.
Little crystal balls
The droplets of dew look like little strings of crystal beads on this clematis (I think it’s clematis, if you know better let me know).
Fading out
What is it?
Last spring I mistakenly thought that these flowers were a type of wisteria…but here is what that plant produced:
Can anyone tell me what it is?
Fall asters
Smoke light
The smoke that blew in overnight made the sunlight diffuse with a slight golden cast.
Air quality is pretty poor here, so it’s not good to be outside right now, but I have to walk the dogs and the light was pretty on the flowers along our path this morning.
My heart really goes out to everyone who is closer to the wild fires. In Seattle the air is bad: itchy eyes, congestion and scratchy throat bad (at least for me). It reminds me of being in China. We seem to get a stretch of this every year of late.
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