I spied this bit of color in the sky and, of course, had to try to capture it.
This one has an appropriate amount of editing (in my opinion) because I
always prefer 'natural' looking images.
I was playing around and overedited a bit. I would never post it
without an explanation, but I do kinda like it.
On my way back down the driveway, I spied these.
I have to remind myself that it's still winter because I keep wondering
One by one, they appear, the signs of climate change. Even here.
ReplyDeleteNatural picktures is a must I think. Then you can show how good photographer you are. Here is in the middel of the summer with 30 hot celsius. I'm looking forword for the rain to morrow.
ReplyDeleteYour editing is great. Photographers have always be able to produce photographs that are pleasing to their eye. Good to see lovely spring flowers like Daffodils. You can call your season winter, but it looks so pleasant and mild.
ReplyDeleteSO glad I saw these!!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love that rainbow shot. Jonquils are my favourite flower! So lovely cheery post until I read the comment above mine and it hit me like a punch to the stomach. Yes, 100% correct. The signs are there and in Australia, we disgracefully choose to ignore them. Thanks for joining in #Allseasons
ReplyDeleteLovely rainbow and jonquils / narcissi. Here we're having extremely hot weather (extremely hot for Edinburgh is probably quite pleasant for many places but still, definitely not normal weather)
ReplyDeleteAmazing Rainbow, Beautiful clicks.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning rainbow and daffodils (my favourite)
ReplyDeleteIt just perked up a rainy Wednesday here dear Betty.
Hugs
Just when I've figured out that if it is summer here it is winter at your house, you throw some Spring at me ;>)))). The Spring flowers are beautiful but odd! like everywhere these days I guess. .... Your rainbows are pretty too -- I like to play around with photos sometimes too, but I do say I've done so if I do much more than frame or straighten them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Daffodils and narcissus . Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair
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