Below are some fun photos of flowers. I have gotten tired of taking traditional photos. I also am trying to get my body to move outside at better times of the day and bring along my camera knowing that my best photos are often the unexpected. I do not have the patience of a good photographer. I will adjust or move two or three times and then just snap. I must admit I really should replace my tripod which broke a few years ago!
The first are just flower shots one of which I photoshopped to look like a painting. The last two happened because I got up and caught the light.
Those are beautiful photos. I don't think you need to worry about your skills,
ReplyDeleteI agree with, Sandra. Your photography skills are good as they are. You have talent.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos
As for appetite increase, I've read that can be due to a lack of protein, as in body craves food so we keep eating thinking that's okay. I have notice a slower appetite since I added protein over carbs, and, reduced sugar.
BTW, the daylily photo is sensational!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Love how you used the light,
ReplyDeleteIt's not pleasant when you find it difficult to get outside and enjoy the outdoors. You've got some great photos today.
ReplyDeleteI love your iris "painting". It's a boon to our mobility that we can always find something of beauty in our gardens.
ReplyDeleteOn a rare day when I get confined to the house I seem to eat more. I don't know if it's because the fridge is too close, but inactivity seems to stimulate my appeite.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has planted many flowers around here for me and I have no idea how to care for them. Is it better to water in the morning or in the evening? It is very very hot here.
ReplyDeleteBetter to water in the morning as it is cooler and the water can work. Avoid putting water on the leaves to prevent burning.
DeleteThat last shot is a real winner.
ReplyDeleteYou may just point and shoot but you get some amazing results!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely, i am glad you got out to take them!
ReplyDeleteWell well. That’s some fab bokeh on the ultimate photo, very fine on the second image as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos & enjoyed the ones of the rabbit in your previous post.
ReplyDeleteGood pictures Tabor.
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