Bright with greenery to start the year. I thought this woodland photo apt for the #2019picoftheweek challenge title: Take a Seat.
Yea, well, Ivy did—take it, that is.
#2019picoftheweek challenge is run by Of Maria Antonia
Bright with greenery to start the year. I thought this woodland photo apt for the #2019picoftheweek challenge title: Take a Seat.
Yea, well, Ivy did—take it, that is.
#2019picoftheweek challenge is run by Of Maria Antonia
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Gorgeous! The colours are amazing.
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Had to go green for the new year. Enough images coating our screens with monochromatic ice and snow. 🙂
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So darn true. Which is why I seem to find myself sharing my hydrangea bush every time the sun makes it glow…
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Ah, but hydrangea … lacy caps!
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Yes.. so pretty, even when she’s brown and dried up!
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Ah, yea. But pretty in memory.
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I kind of like their papery look in the winter…
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I have seen them used to good effect in flower arrangements.
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Absolutely!
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Now this I love. It is the decay of the manmade object as it returns to nature that piques my interest. Excellent choice!!
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I thank you. I think it works on several layers, but definitely the juxtaposition of manmade v natural.
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I love this!! It reminds me of Little Shop of Horrors. And those greens are so vibrant which make the shot even better. 🙂
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It’s wonderful what British rain can do. Though the day had turned dry it had started inclement.
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I echo Dale: the colours are amazing. A bright and vibrant beginning to the new year 🙂
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That’s what I though. Far better than the current greys.
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I’m not against the dull and the murky on the whole, – I love the winter – but sometimes, one longs for spring…
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My feeling entirely. I thought it a welcome change after the previous almost monochrome photo (Moody Hemlock)
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Just seen the Moody Hemlock – another fabulous photo 🙂
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I thank you. And you can see what I mean by the change in colours.
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Yes, I certainly can 🙂
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Wonderful photo! I love the colors, and the way the light hits the vine growing up the bench. But unless I’m wearing my long rain coat, I’ll pass on taking that seat… 🙂
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Nah, I was happy to sit. I’d been walking, mostly hills, since early morning. Trees. Birdsong. And somewhere dry-ish to sit and tuck into my lunch.
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It looked less than dry-ish to me, but I’m glad you found it comfortable.
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Hey, compared with some of the places we find to stop for lunch, this was luxury!
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Beautiful photos Crispina. Thank you for sharing them.
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My pleasure, Jen. What sense in taking the photos if they can’t be shared and enjoyed 🙂
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You’re right 🙂 No sense in not sharing.
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🙂
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