Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Logan's Trading Company

I went by this garden store on the way home... and these are some of the sights I saw.

The flowers were lovely, but I could have watched the Koi for hours!
:)

I hope you like them as well!














Saturday, June 18, 2011

There were Roses

These roses are from a bush beside my house. They are mostly dead now, and were on their way out when I took these, but I consider it almost a tribute to their former glory. As we get older we can see in our current selves a glimpse of what we once were. I hope I age with such grace!









Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Dandelion

I saw this Dandelion in my yard the after the tornadoes went through Raleigh.  It was a reminder that life goes on.


Saturday, April 16, 2011

A late frost

We got a late frost in early April and it pretty much spelled the end of peach blossom time. Fortunately I got some nice images out of it, and the flowers were already fertilized.  I saw some baby peaches on the trees this morning, so all is well. Enjoy the Pics!















Sunday, March 20, 2011

Blackberry Backup

These are some images I had left over in my BlackBerry. I decided to post them in a kind of random access view of my existance.  It does not always have to mean something!


These are of me testing out my future in the English Premier League!



What? more of Tucker and Peach Blooms? Really?


Me. 'nuff said!



Back to Peach Booms!

and last, but not least, my buddy Shrav and Jobs' Revenge!


Evening light brings it's own kind of buzz!

I noticed the following day that pollenation had begun, carried out by those busy workmen, the bees. I did not have a macro lens handy and being allergic to bee stings, was not really sure how close I would venture towards them, but  I tried to capture some pictures of the bees instead of just the flowers. It was a challenge that I am not sure I carried out very well, but I am happy that I got some where they were recognizable as bees. I am also pretty happy about the whole "not getting stung" part as well!