Drenched Daisy
Hazy Daisy
The rain stopped and a sunbeam peeked through the clouds and spotlighted the daises on my back deck. I grabbed my camera and went outside.
Shoo-Fly Daisy
Bug Salad
Terrific Tulip
I went hiking in Deception Pass this weekend. Both my camera and I got a bit of exercise. It was wonderful. Among the many things I captured where these two Salmon Berry pics I thought would make wonderful macro shots — which they did.
For Geometry Monday I take you back to my archives. I recently visited Orcas Island, part of the San Juan Islands in Puget Sound. I stayed at Camp Orkila and took this shot of the outside drinking fountains. I bring you a linear array.
My Mondays are so full of blog challenges that I don’t get to participate in all of them on a regular basis, but I promise if you leave a comment I will come by and visit your blog.
A peacock feather from a bouquet on a side table in a bedroom
of the Daniel Webster Mansion in Marshfield, Massachusetts.
Bourne Bridge hiding in the fog, yet still displaying beauty in line, curve and angle.
Geometry is hosted by Katney of Katney’s Kaboodle. If you’ve got a line or an angle on a great shot, Katney wants you to share it.
This fence meanders across the nature preserve at Cattle Point on San Juan Island.
Macro Monday is hosted by Lisa of Lisa’s Chaos. If you love macro photography, this is the place for you!
My apologies to those of you visiting from back east. We seems to be having an early Spring. I just hope another frost doesn’t come and put an end to it.
From left to right (top): Witch Hazel, Clematis; (bottom) Hellebore, Hellebore, Roses from my Valentine’s Day bouquet.
