For a very brief time
as Rhody flowers are short lived...
but oh so beautiful.
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Chasing the light
in the Pacific Northwest
with my Canon 7d
I'm a free spirited aging hippie
who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows
and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us
Thanks for taking a peek into my little world
Laura
who loves talking to flowers, chasing rainbows
and photographing all the beauty that surrounds us
Thanks for taking a peek into my little world
Laura
Chasing the light
in the Pacific Northwest
with my Canon 7d
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Thank you for stopping by
It is so greatly appreciated! ♥
It is so greatly appreciated! ♥
Life is an adventure!
The heart sees
what is hidden to the eyes
and the heart knows things
the mind
cannot begin to understand
what is hidden to the eyes
and the heart knows things
the mind
cannot begin to understand
Friends
My Inspiration
Through my blog and yours
I’ve met and made
so many wonderful friends
Who’ve enriched my life
in so many wonderful ways
Ways that words cannot begin
to express ♥
I’ve met and made
so many wonderful friends
Who’ve enriched my life
in so many wonderful ways
Ways that words cannot begin
to express ♥
Enjoy my pix
but please
don't call them
your own. ♥
but please
don't call them
your own. ♥
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The Chronicles
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2011
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June
(21)
- Sunshine in the Rain
- Satiny White
- Forest~Full of Wonders
- Frolicking in a Field Full of Foxglove
- Lovely Lustrous Leaves
- Ethereal
- Seeking Shade
- Flowers in the Wild
- So Sweet is a Rose
- Canopy of Green
- Quietly Reflecting
- In the Stillness of Late Afternoon
- Moss Covered Beauty
- One Little Rose Bud
- Raindrops on Web
- Young Leaves
- Miss Lily
- Lovely in Lavender
- Unfurling
- Power Flower
- Now Showing
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June
(21)
Endeavor to Persevere
13 comments:
very pretty.
Yes, these flowers are short lived but incredibly beautiful.
Laura it's not so easy to show their beauty. And you did it perfectly. I love this picture very much, I love also how you captured the moment of blooming.
Great picture!!! Many hugs!
Really pretty.
Wonderful photo, and a great composition. It looks like flames that reach up to the sky.
They are really beautiful. The color, splendor.
Yes, and WHY do they have to have such a short life? This is absoutely a beauty. Your light, the color and the entire package. Loving it.
Do you prune back your Rhodos after blooming? I have one Rodo and rather new to its care only living in this home two years now. I do feed it. Let me know your wisdom.
Thanks,Janie. I hate to admit, but I just let them be. I rarely prune and never feed them, poor things. I'm always surprised when they bloom.
I like your blog, the photos are beautiful, I enjoyed the visit.
Have a nice day and best regards from Croatia:)
Hi Laura! Thanks for stopping by and following!
I am always sad when flowers die. I love, love having fresh flowers in my house but some live too short to be cut for a vase.
You have a beautiful blog. I love your composition and the soft background.
Beautiful flower, colors
wonderful photo, and a great composition.
The other fotos are interesting
That is a very beautiful flower!
nice photo Laura.
wow.... What gorgeous flowers!
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