Capture: The Colour Of Spring
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
subtle Prince proselytising there
no Prince references intended! was trying to stay away from suggesting the colour of spring is deep purple.
anyhow.... this could be the Purple one's lashes
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Lilith __, in reply to
this could be the Purple one’s lashes
Heh, perfect! :-)
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PS wonderful pictures everybody!
Chris I'm particularly taken with your toadstools that seem to be marching out of the tree... -
Domain this afternoon
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Intrepid nasturtium
Echium
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Spring reflections
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never let a chance go by...
There may be many opportunities for colourful Spring and evening shots at the Twilight Vintage Market at the Commons in Chchch on Friday night, 5-8pm.
(The Commons is where the Pallet Pavillion used to be, which is where the Park Royal used to be, which was where Victoria Street used to be - back in the day when it actually was Market Square - circles within circles...)There may even be old codgers like me selling comics and books and stuff - rarities and oddities for prince and proletarian alike, step right up...
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Angelica Archangelica. She’s a beauty.
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Dandelion patch
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Huston we have lift off!
Angelica Archangelica
With no sense of scale,
that top pic puts me
in mind of some kind of
'Tiny Mahuta' firework... -
Hebe,
And we have apples! The apples, greengage and fig have all survived the floods, praise be. Having been up to their knees in water in the first week of March and the soil never warming or drying since, we thought we had near lost them all. We were planning an October scalping and transplanting as a last attempt at salvage.
Last week, they all burst into flower, at once and with a bigger show than ever. The power of nature eh.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
And we have apples! The apples, greengage and fig have all survived the floods
Blooming as if they were the last apple, greengage and fig! Survivors : )
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
colourful Spring and evening shots at the Twilight Vintage Market
spring shots, a gathering, not quite the Twilight Vintage though.
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and walking home, look up and see this
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Huston we have lift off!
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Jos,
Wonderful springiness photos, I heart you fresh forest pansy leaves.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
water you lookin' out...
forest-pansy-drop
myriad mirrored photon plucker too...
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Beijing, where old cathode ray tubes go to become fancy new buildings.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
where old cathode ray tubes go to become fancy new buildings
nice one – crisp sky there too!
communicating
billboard lighting
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Straight to summer today
Jelly Bee
Monarch
Bee here
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A tree in Westmere.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
A tree
make 'em bright round that way!
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Cineraria in the gloaming. This lot, all self-sown, growing up the rock wall to complement the steps.
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Ashes to ashes...
all self-sown, growing up the rock wall to complement the steps
Bordering on a herbaceous salute to the sun…?
A tree (in Westmere.)
make ’em bright round that wayA weste holding a backward dream state?
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Ashes to ashes…
something phoenix-like about these ashen-ones - and an inverted salute to sun, they kinda draw the sun into the shade, I reckon.
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