Random Photos – Week 36/15 06/09/201529/07/2016Claudette 1st day of Spring 2015 Grape Hyacinths Hellebore Seaweed Seaweed Beach Grass Birdbath Reflection Share this:FacebookTwitterEmailPinterestLike this:Like Loading...
NotAPunkRocker 06/09/2015 / 5:03 pm Great, but I especially love the birdbath picture! LikeLiked by 1 person
Claudette 07/09/2015 / 9:16 pm yes, I was quite pleased with that one. 🙂 Thanks for dropping by and commenting. LikeLike
denis1950 06/09/2015 / 6:23 pm Fantastic images Claudette especially that Foggy Huon Valley morning shot. LikeLiked by 1 person
Claudette 07/09/2015 / 9:16 pm Thanks Denis, that shot was my front yard, and it led to a beautiful blue sky day. LikeLike
RuthsArc 06/09/2015 / 6:28 pm I also like the misty morning and the lovely coral coloured seaweed. Nice selection. LikeLiked by 1 person
Claudette 07/09/2015 / 9:17 pm Thanks Ruth. The red seaweed was a lovely splash amidst all the brown bull kelp. LikeLike
skybright1 07/09/2015 / 12:10 pm Loved the misty morning, the hellebore is fantastic, and the grape hyacinths just beautiful. I need to explore more of what this old camera can do I think! LikeLiked by 1 person
Claudette 07/09/2015 / 9:18 pm Yes, although it is really just exploring a different way to look at what is there, and using my zoom to get closer. LikeLike
Great, but I especially love the birdbath picture!
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yes, I was quite pleased with that one. 🙂 Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
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Fantastic images Claudette especially that Foggy Huon Valley morning shot.
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Thanks Denis, that shot was my front yard, and it led to a beautiful blue sky day.
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I also like the misty morning and the lovely coral coloured seaweed. Nice selection.
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Thanks Ruth. The red seaweed was a lovely splash amidst all the brown bull kelp.
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Loved the misty morning, the hellebore is fantastic, and the grape hyacinths just beautiful. I need to explore more of what this old camera can do I think!
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Yes, although it is really just exploring a different way to look at what is there, and using my zoom to get closer.
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