Light patter all afternoon on my bedroom wall. The kids playing in the backyard with umbrellas. Everyone wore a coat.
Fall in the northwest is filled with longing for warm soups and fresh baked breads. These rainy day moments are what a lot of us live for. We wait for the heat of summer to disapate and the cool breezes and light rains to move in.
When I went to the garden to pick tomatos for dinner I saw unimagined beauty just waiting to be captured. It is the only time since I have had this camera that I have wished for a better one. The dropplets were too intense to catch on film, the beauty to small and delicate. I tried, but I truly fail to do it justice.
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Ok, can I just say that those pictures are just flipping gorgeous!!! Girl, I love your garden. I wish I could come visit you!!
What kind of camera do you have?
Ok, I just read on amity's what kind of camera you have. I'm in the market for a better camera, whether dh likes it or not, lol! I just feel so limited with mine. Its a good camera but the lens is small and I just have a hard time getting the kind of pictures I want! Of course it would help if I had a beautiful garden full of flowers to take pictures of!
Thank you Laurie! It has been so much fun this year experimenting and documenting the garden. I really hope that I can get that book done. I need to get some of these printed out. lol!
Val
Breathtaking!
I always love to see your gard3en pics, Val. They are so breathtakingly gorgeous. I love the sweet little toadstool!
your photography, gardening, and combination of the two is an inspiration. (hugs)
Thank you so much guys! I love doing it and sharing it. So you enjoying it is a big fat bonus. :D
Val
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