I hook rugs, I knit and I have a life - not always in that order. Hooking rugs in the traditional way is a passion. Knitting is a way of keeping those idle hands busy. In my life, I am a mother, partner, sister,aunt, friend and a happy grammy. I work with volunteers and seniors when I'm not doing those other things. I enjoy being creative - and often reinvent the wheel. Above all, I value things that are not only beautiful but useful.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Sunday wonders - G
G is for Glitter.
After the rainstorm, the sun showed the garden all dressed for the ball...
I've been trying to take pictures like this for months now! These are so pretty, and I love the branch reflections in the next to last one! But my favorite just for color is the first.
Lovely macros Stephanie. I don't think the rain is EVER going to end in Atlantic Canada. I see on Facebook that some of my friends are discussing building an ark. And which of their animals they will bring!
I don't think I've ever seen a Beauty Berry before, but I understand how it got its name. These photos are stunning, Stephanie. I don't know how you managed to get so many plants with drops "about to drop". Hoping tonight's storm here, which is getting into full swing outside the window as I type this, has as nice an aftermath in my garden. I still have a couple of raspberries on that bush, so I might get a capture of some drops on them If I do, I'll post. Great "G" post!
I've been trying to take pictures like this for months now! These are so pretty, and I love the branch reflections in the next to last one! But my favorite just for color is the first.
ReplyDeleteLovely macros Stephanie. I don't think the rain is EVER going to end in Atlantic Canada. I see on Facebook that some of my friends are discussing building an ark. And which of their animals they will bring!
ReplyDeleteG also stands for your absolutely glorious garden.
ReplyDeleteBeautyberry...be still my little heart. The color is just plain gorgeous. Another G word.
I don't think I've ever seen a Beauty Berry before, but I understand how it got its name.
ReplyDeleteThese photos are stunning, Stephanie. I don't know how you managed to get so many plants with drops "about to drop".
Hoping tonight's storm here, which is getting into full swing outside the window as I type this, has as nice an aftermath in my garden.
I still have a couple of raspberries on that bush, so I might get a capture of some drops on them If I do, I'll post.
Great "G" post!
Amazing shots,Stephanie.
ReplyDeleteYou've outdone yourself here, girl. These photos are stunning! Thanks for the inspiration and the proof that rain can be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove, Love the photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Stephanie!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful series of photos, well done.
ReplyDeleteGill