May Flowers, Continued
Posted on May 5, 2014 Posted by John Scalzi 14 Comments
Because my word brain is stuck in neutral today. So: Look! Flowers!
Whatever
FURIOUSLY REASONABLE
WHATEVER
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First one. ‘Red and white’ falls flat to its splendid reality. A million words right there.
Delightful.
May makes taking one’s camera into the wild worthwhile.
Well, honestly, it would have taken some pretty good words to outdo the pictures. So you’ve probably come out net ahead here.
On a plant-loveing note, everything’s better with Malus and Taraxacum.
*That would be “loving” although any form of love applies here.
You’ve already done “dark and sturmy night”, for various values of dark. Maybe something with a bright calm day?
Purdy!
You probably get asked this lots but do you use a macro setting on your camera to get the images to come out that sharp?
Crim:
I usually do it by manipulating the RAW data in Photoshop.
You could sell this stuff.
Reblogged this on Armen Abisoghomyan.
“…word brain is stuck…” I am guessing you blew a bearing with Snuffaluffphagy.
I like you. Bronwyn Burnett/cracklingpine
I LOVE dandelions! Nobody seems to appreciate their beauty. Sure some people go on about eating the leaves or making wine, but I like the flower itself. Both forms.
A field filled with them is beautiful-even if it is my lawn. And they let me know my favorite season, summer, is close.