a maize
nose
ant's view
complicity
joie de vivre
Rorschach
hidden in plain view
peaceful afternoon
compos mentis
interrogation
orange crush
my house
Very, very pretty.
ReplyDeletelike Mildred said.... very, very pretty
ReplyDeleteI love Compos mentis, the colour, the angle, the shapes, perfect! All are lovely, but that's the favorite of the day for me.:)
ReplyDeleteYou have a very unique way to shot pics.
ReplyDeleteThat puppy is her by now...
Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI love 'Rorschach' and 'my house' particularly. The light on 'a maize' is lovely.
The "peaceful afternoon" looks so inviting with the archway, stepping stones and water. And, I love all the ones with what looks like Lily of the Nile (Agapanthus) because it reminds me of California where I grew up.
ReplyDeleteReally nice:)
ReplyDeleteAnt's view is very much eye opening! Love every pixel of your pictures - the colors are exactly the way they are embossed in my brain - the way colors have to be - wish I can color like that! Your house look like Adam's fammily one on that picture :)
ReplyDeletePeaceful afternoon and orange crush are my very favorites today!
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ReplyDeleteHey it that a Desert Rose in 'complicity'? I have not seen one planted on ground before. Very beautiful... blooms all over. Btw, is that Angelina's nose at the background?
ReplyDeleteLove them all. I really love the Orange crush and joie de vivre. I just love seeing your photos!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots. The flowers are simple and beautiful. I liked the shot of maize most.
ReplyDeleteOh this is so beautiful !! Flowers are so colorful and great..I really loved them...Great shot..
ReplyDeleteThe archway photo is so beautiful! I like Ant's view and orange crush too. But complicity had me gasping! I've never seen an adenium with that many blooms. How long will that take for my tiny plants to grow like that?! I'm wondering.... A pleasure to view your amazing photos.
ReplyDeleteSteph and Kanak: you both correctly identified the Adenium (Adenium obesum). It's getting huge. I grew it from seed, too. The plant is about 10 years old.
ReplyDeleteThey will get much bigger planted in the ground than they will in a small pot. The secret is that they like peat moss (a little surprising for a succulent). And I never use organic fertilizer on anything.
Since I'm in a frost-free area, I like to grow everything outside. Even my Lithops, and Venus flytraps.
And, yes - that's Angelina's little nose in "nose."
TQ for the answers and peat moss secret! Have a wonderful day ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving all the blue...& of course the nose:)
ReplyDeleteSo nice! All your pictures are very miraculous...
ReplyDeleteAngelina, your photos are stunning! Again I can't decide which I like the most!
ReplyDeleteGreetings:)
The 'ant's view' is my favourite, but all are great!
ReplyDeleteInteresting and nice photos. Love the ant's view too.
ReplyDeleteAll of your photos are wonderful. I love the rainbow of colors in your beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteAmazing as always! I didn't expect anything less. I love your photos. Thanks for the visit.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I forgot....LOL, no I don't own a helicopter. Very funny though. Maybe in about 20 years if things go as planned :)
ReplyDeleteAll very nice captures and I'm glad you're sharing them with us here :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful series of photos! It’s beautiful the way you see and feel your surrounding; whether it is lovely flowers and its colours, lovely deep blue sky and a bird flying in the air or a sparrow that enjoy the view from the building …Thanks for sharing all those beautiful moments with us and that beautiful peaceful afternoon.
ReplyDeleteVery nice pictures! Love seeing your "views". :)
ReplyDeleteYou are too creative for words!! I love hidden in plain view!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a desert rose with that many blooms...so jealous...I must hop to the store tomorrow and pick up that peat moss. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou so have a certain flair for titles and pictures. Once again it is difficult to chose one, but I'll for Peaceful Afternoon. Maybe I need one?
ReplyDeleteNicely done; easy to look at; leaves one with a good feeling...a hopeful feeling.
ReplyDeleteI love coming here and looking at your photos!
ReplyDeleteAngelina, Your trainer is most good with a camera. What a lovely garden! Love the ant's view of the agapanthus? and tree. Oh to be in Bermuda with the lovely sea breeze right now...
ReplyDeleteWonderful series, I've really enjoyed it!
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful things around here.
ReplyDeleteExcellent post.
This really is a series of some really wonderful compositions caught with brilliant colors!! Very creative Post!!
ReplyDeleteYour blue is SO blue!! How did you get the ants view? Such interesting photos:)
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog, I must comment on your beautiful doggy too!!!
Hi....
ReplyDeleteThis is Barbara...Diego's Mom. Sorry it's taken me awhile to answer your post on my Eastsideviews blog. I've been doing the driftwood art for about 5 years. The pieces do take a long time to finish but as you see by the pictures, they are well woeth the time.
Barbara