As always, I am delighted when I participate in
Pink Saturday, a wonderful meme with all kinds
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Musings and meanderings, poetic and otherwise, photography, travels, recipes, whatever comes my way that seems interesting to my gray matter!
Well, Carmen, thanks for coming by today, sugar. What a story you have to tell. I hope your trip to India goes well. I have a friend who goes once a year to India to help with physical therapy. He and his wife just love it there. I am NOT a traveler though and wish to just stay home.
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Connie
Lovely photos, as usual. So bright and warm!
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Cheers Camen -- On a bright sunny day with camera in hand, I was first drawn to the light of 200 greens
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then the buzzin of the bee attracted me,
but I got him
smack in the middle of capital yellow
sunk in transparent pink
in the 200 greens with my cam
in hand on a bright sunny day.
That flower looks positively fluorescent.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed visiting your blog. I hope that you have a wonderful time in India - what an adventure!
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What a gorgeous shot and with some fantastic details. Love the bee :)
ReplyDeleteGreat captures...love when you see natture so close.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography. Thanks for sharing your talent.
ReplyDeleteThanks for you visit and nice comments. Have a great week. Ginger
The pink flowers are always happy looking to me. What a gorgeous shade.
ReplyDeleteSuch a happy picture...sucking the last bit out of Summer, that's what I see when I look at this photo.
ReplyDeleteThanks for you comments, you should totally paint a fence pink... and soon
Cheers,
Leah
So pretty! It looks lie a dahlia to me.
ReplyDeleteConnie -
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice to have you stop by. How good of your friends to go to India to do physical therapy. I was only there once - and only for a week - fourteen years ago. I know, at 67,and using a walker now, it will be a bit harder to get about but I hope I can bring enough wonderful memories home to sustain me the rest of my life!
manyslices -
Well, a pink fence sounds like a lovely idea...but, in reality, I go more for bright yellow. It's always been my favorite color!
Sheilia @ A Postcard a Day -
I didn't think it was a dahlia as I know them...but I suppose there are all types. It just dawned on me, Sheila, I don't have your address and I MUST send you postcards from India!
Kat_RN -
It must be a lovely time of year now in North Carolina. I just love your Southern plantation home. When I was young, I always dreamed of having just such a place...that was, until I was 18 and saw San Francisco for the first time. Then, all I wanted to do was move here!
Terri -
Those bees are always fun to photograph though they often give us a merry chase.
Sharkbytes (TM) -
It is a lovely pink flower...I always love it when my photographs turn out well.
Holly -
I, too, hope India will live up to my dreams. Sometimes, I feel a bit nervous about undertaking such an adventure at my age but, then, I think it is good to have one grand finale!!!
Poetic Shutterbug -
I think you're the bee queen and I could learn a few things from you!
King of New York Hacks -
Sometimes I'm so busy with face in the viewfinder, I'm afraid I'm going to get stung!
Indrani -
I always am happy when you've been by to visit...glad you liked my pink flower with its bee.
SavannahGranny -
I'm originally from Columbus, Georgia. When I was a teenager, we used to participate in judo tournaments in Savannah. Sadly, as an adult, I never got back to visit Savannah though I've been to Charleston several times. I do love that part of the South!
Self Sagacity -
I thought this pink was especially pretty. I am sad to think that I'll probably take off to India without ever getting to meet you!!! It may have to be postponed till my return!