I’m exploring the macro on my point and shoot digital camera. I went about the garden this morning and snapped a few shots in the low, grey light of the day.
Pretty polyanthus
Delicate nemisia
White azalea
The pink berries of the fuchsia procumbens
Veriya “Saxon Glow”
The thick, glossy leaf of the Chatham Island Forget-me-not
While it feels like deep winter both in temperature and light levels today , two photos speak strongly of spring…..I’ve left those two until the end because we must be patient and wait.
Fuzzy buds swelling on the deciduous Magnolia
And a daffodil head……not long to wait for this flower
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So glad spring is on it’s way in your garden.
Slowly but surely there are signs. Thanks for popping in and leaving a comment:-)
Beautiful!
Thank you. Even in the depth of winter there are some lovely things to find in the garden..Your writing progress sounds positive.
I love your first photo. Such a beautiful flower.
Thanks Judy. Those two pretty faces shine out from a tangle of green foliage and welcome us as we come up our front path.
Nice shots Lynley, the macro function is in good hands.
Thank you very much Juliet. I am thoroughly enjoying exploring the camera and taking photos of things that attract my attention. The macro is a great feature.