Since I'm still sick with a cold and not feeling all that "wordy" or coherent, I decided to share some photographs I've taken recently that are some favorites of mine. I usually share photographs with a blog entry of some sort, but these just didn't seem to need words.
Pink zinnia in autumn twilight(taken in Rosehaven Cottage gardens last week)
My mother's kitty cat Mollie and a basket of yarn
White cosmos in autumn twilight(taken in the Rosehaven Cottage gardens last week)
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Beautiful, as always. I love the cosmos one. Do you still have a lot of flowers blooming?
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Beautiful! You are right, no words needed. I sure hope you feel better:) Michelle
ReplyDeleteP.S. I emailed you~the photograph arrived today and it is so pretty..even more than I imagined. I can't wait to frame it. I'll post about it later too. Thanks again for your kindness.
Sorry to hear you're still sick, Cindy. The photos are beautiful--so delicate--and Mollie looks like a sweetheart! Does she get along with your Mom's dog?
ReplyDeleteThank you Lynda! Yes, Mollie and Chica get along very nicely although Chica likes to sneak up on Mollie and scare her when she doesn't expect it. Mollie would just like to be buddies without the pranks. :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos! The lighting is perfect. I especially love the soft kitty photo. Hope your feeling better soon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, and for me, nostalgic, because my mother-in-law used to love to take pictures of flowers. She died a few years ago. Still hurts.
ReplyDeleteHope you're starting to feel better, Cindy. You're right that the photos need no words--they're wonderful in themselves. Mollie is a little cutie...does she succumb to the urge to attack those balls of yarn?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of beautiful flowers. How nice of you to give us such a treat ... especially since you are ill.
ReplyDeleteGet well ... quickly!
The photos are beautiful! I hope you feel better soon!
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That Zinnia is magnificent! Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteHope you are feeling better soon! Your Zinnia is gorgeous in the evening light!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! You are such a talented photographer. I love to check in from time to time to see your blog, photos, etc.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? it's been a little while since we've visited :(
Hope to see you soon!
Glorious photographs. Especially love the Zinnia at the beginning.
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ReplyDeleteYou are right thye dont need words I like the feel of the middle one but I would say the top one is my favourite.
Cheers Mark
Oh the photo of the kitty and yarn is so cute, love the blur. Anna :)
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