November tends to be a gray month,
so sometimes you have to settle for shapes and textures, rather than colours.
10 months ago
Sunday, November 20, 2011
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About Me
- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
6 comments:
Ohmigosh, these are BEAUTIFUL!!!
You should print and frame these beauties and hang them in a row!!!
I agree with
Clytie! They are beautiful and would look great in a row. Texture and shape can overshadow colour.
Heisann!
I have scrolled down your blog since ages have passed since I visited you last time.
I enjoy all the lovely and evocative motifs you present.The colors are soft and gentle which appeal to my senses ;:OD)
Really great captures. Like you said, textures and shapes define these excellent photos!
who needs color with these photos...great job...
Those are really neat. I don't think I've ever noticed their seed heads before. Especially love the last shot
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