Jim cleared out the back garden and this sunflower just “spring up like topsy!” Wether the squirrel or the jay planted it or She is a magical self arising goddess I do not know but I certainly am enjoy Her presences in an otherwise dreary part of the garden.
I Celebrated her arrival with a few more photos, Enjoy and tell me which one best captures her beauty for you.
Sally Donatello creator of Lens and Pens has other images and thoughts of the Nature of Early Summer with poetry.
View other entries for this week’s challenge:
forestwoodfolkart.wordpress.com/2014/06/02/phoneography-and-non-slr-digital-photo-challenge-nature/
http://blogagaini.com/2014/06/02/phoneography-and-non-slr-digital-devices-photo-challenge-nature/
http://streetsofsfphotos.wordpress.com/2014/06/02/wild-artichokes-in-the-city/
http://completelydisappear.wordpress.com/2014/06/02/that-small-moon/
The last one looks as though you embroidered it or crocheted it on wire–quite delicate interpretation through processing. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Thank you Sally. The most beautiful processing doesn’t have to be the hardest. I’m learning to train my eye I suspect, thanks to my Monday Photo Class with you.
Happy First Monday Of June!!!
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I think the first is beautiful…but, the second just says Summer!
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Thanks Marilyn! Yeah summer!!!
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The original is beautiful! And the one showing it standing so tall and upright such a cheery sight. Of the app’d ones, I love the one with the seeds in the background. Very apropos. Happy Monday and happy June!
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Well thought out comments. I so appreciate them. I had fun doing the seed packet photo for sure.
Happy JUNE 2 U!!!
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Carol, what gorgeous editing! I like the first one for its pure beauty, but I like numbers 3 &4 for the editing.
janet
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It seems if you start with such beauty the editing come easy!! Thanks and Happy summer!!
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I love #3’s artistic look. the editing on #4 is fantastic!
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Thanks A 🙂
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Such beauty. Lovely.
The sun compressed,
released, engaged
in perfect form of flower;
petalled caress.
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Rosross Thanks you for the poem that goes so beautifully with my photos.
Big Hug!
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As a knitter I just love that last version… how lucky you are to get a magic sunflower in your yard.
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Magic summer knitted in my yard good way to start Summer.
thanks
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In winter I feed birds with sunflowers seeds. And in spring and summer grow me up beautifull yelow flowers under the feeder…:-)
I like number 1 and 5 ..number 5 looks like woven from wool 🙂 (sorry for my English,I hope you understand 🙂 )
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You are are so sweet and your English is beautiful!!! I bet you have a beautiful garden.
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