I saw very small light blue flowers in the grass next to the foundation of our brick home. I made a close-up at f2.8 to get a nice soft field of view with my camera at a very low angle. I didn’t think it was anything special at first, but after I downloaded it on my iPad screen I saw what I thought was a Fairy dancing on top.
Daffodils in our yard are starting to bloom about two weeks behind this year compared to last. We have hundreds growing all over so I suspect I’ll soon be overloaded with photo opportunities.
I wish there was a way to learn about the history of this tree, roots exposed to an eroded dirt slope. It appears more dead than alive, with Virginia Creeper vines growing upward and adding a small bit of color.
I needed the mental warmth provided by a photo of an artificial flower in our living room. There’s crazy weather in much of the United States right now. So, stay warm. Find a flower … artificial or real.
As a strong weather front passed overhead a few day ago, I saw an unusual cloud formation sharply separated from clear blue skies. Composing a scene with bare trees in the foreground made an interesting image.
Daffodils always poke their green stems up early in southern Virginia. Recent snow is almost gone. One might think a change of seasons is underway. Alas, that’s not to be. It’s still winter.
