In my last post, I introduced you to Miss Plum.
I took bunches of photos (198, to be exact), but I didn’t feel like I really captured her spirit.
So out I went, and tried again.
I really wish someone would invent scratch ‘n’ sniff screens, because she smelled heavenly. Bury your nose:
Aaaaaaaahhhh.
To be continued this evening…
Hi Lisa!
Oh la la. Pretty!
Love the softly blurred images, so pretty and delicate!!
198! is that all! ;o) – I fill my camera chip with photos of our fruit trees in bloom every year and I know exactly what you mean by not getting the spirit….. we’ve an ancient plum tree right at the bottom of the garden that blooms earliest in the year – its always covered in blossom but photographing the whole tree just never seems to capture its beauty – always puts me in mind of a bride in a white lacy dress. Your photo are wonderful though you know.
Beautiful blog! Love your pictures, they are fabulous! So inspiring!
Oh! I wish I had one of those in my garden!! I think looking at a beauty like that in the morning really makes your day. Patience pays off :)
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Sweeet… i love seeing the white beauty of your plum.. you’ve captured it perfectly.. :)
Hello Lisa! Thanks for popping by! I just love your blossom flower series – so jealous as I’m entering into Autumn now, and will have to wait months for these! Pleased to meet you here through BYW, and hope to see you again;)
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