Monday, February 9, 2015

Grass and Sunlight

Last summer, when the grass was in bloom,
the morning sun limned everything with gold.
I am sharing this post with Nature Footstep Catch the Light.

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20 comments:

  1. D.Nambiar8:58 AM, February 09, 2015

    The beams and the bokeh make the pictures look so dreamy.
    Beautifully captured lights, Judy.

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  2. Annemor9:10 AM, February 09, 2015

    <lovely. Grasses have delicious flowera, they too.
    Well done.
    Have a nice day.
    Mormor

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  3. George9:29 AM, February 09, 2015

    Thanks for sharing these beautiful reminders of the glories of summer.

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  4. NatureFootstep9:29 AM, February 09, 2015

    somehow they look like they were made in glass :) An glass artist would love them :)

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  5. Debbie10:16 AM, February 09, 2015

    made extra special by the light!!

    to answer your question from my blog, we do not "try" to grow vines on our fences because they block our view of the water. the neighbors all have climbing vines that always find their way to our fences and we have to pay someone to cut them back. i love vines but we give up too much to have them!!!

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  6. ulla laiho10:19 AM, February 09, 2015

    So beautiful - I think every year that I have to take more pictures of grass.

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  7. Andrea @ From The Sol10:30 AM, February 09, 2015

    Aah ... just the thought of summer makes me happy. And you are a wise photographer to capture the light on the grasses. They are always beautiful and often overlooked.

    Andrea @ From The Sol

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  8. EG CameraGirl10:50 AM, February 09, 2015

    Really lovely light, Judy!

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  9. Anonymous10:51 AM, February 09, 2015

    oh we can use a nice glimpse of
    something without all snow on .
    Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Beyond the Dog Dish11:57 AM, February 09, 2015

    These are lovely - and yes I agree with your post on my page regarding negative space. These are good examples of negative space that are not white. The soft and smokey bokeh works well for negative space so your eye is drawn to just your flower. So glad your enjoying the course - me too!

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  11. Vilt og vakkert12:07 PM, February 09, 2015

    Heisann!
    Grass has the elegance many plants miss....but still they have their beauty !

    Have a nice week ;:OD)

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  12. Ileana12:15 PM, February 09, 2015

    Lovely close-up!

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  13. JC1:47 PM, February 09, 2015

    How are you ?
    Just visiting and decided to see what you were doing.

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  14. Meta4:00 PM, February 09, 2015

    Så fint du fångat ljuset i dina bilder på vassen och gräset
    ha en fin dag
    Kram Meta

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  15. Jenn Jilks7:15 PM, February 09, 2015

    So beautiful, luminescent!

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  16. Lmkazmierczak8:33 PM, February 09, 2015

    Terrific captures...love them all♪ http://lauriekazmierczak.com/moonscape/

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  17. Anonymous2:41 AM, February 10, 2015

    Such lovely light in these shots.

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  18. rainfield618:13 AM, February 10, 2015

    Light is the best paint brush.

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  19. Jenn Jilks10:56 AM, February 21, 2015

    I am ready for your lilacs any time soon!!!!!

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  20. Bethany Carson4:52 PM, February 23, 2015

    Beautiful photos! I'm missing the early summer morning sun!

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