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Tag Archives: Poppy
Wildflowers…
The new wildflower garden is starting show some signs of promise.
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Summer
Tagged California Poppy, Cornflower, garden, Poppy, Summer, Wild Flowers
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Summer Fun…
So the summer is here and boy have we had some glorious sunny days. Problem is the breeze has been blowing in straight from the arctic it has been really cold, by summer standards, at the same time. I’m still … Continue reading
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Summer
Tagged Bees, Flowers, garden, Peony, Pollination, Poppy, Summer
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Erratum….
In my previous post I claimed that I was hand holding a 600 mm lenses and it was crazy that I could do that. Well it turns out things just got a whole more crazy as I had set the … Continue reading
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Summer
Tagged Bees, Flowers, garden, photography, Pollination, Poppy, Summer
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Life Does Tend to Throw You a Curve Ball From Time to Time…
Well this has been a bit of an interesting weekend! Fortunately, the weather has changed and it is nice again to sit out in the garden.
Oh what a beautiful morning….
Not quite Oklahoma but it was nice to get out at dawn and take in the fresh air as the past few days have been grey overcast dawns. There’s a bright golden haze on the meadow…indeed there was
Posted in Photography, Summer
Tagged Agriculture, Cattle, Dawn, Oklahoma, photography, Poppy, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Rural, sunrise
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In an English country(ish) garden
Standing in my garden I can sometimes even imagine that I am in a country garden, the birds are singing, in the distance the cows are mooing in the water meadows and occasionally you hear a passing steam train sound … Continue reading
Posted in Gardens, Photography, Spring
Tagged Bee, Flowers, garden, photography, Poppy, Red
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Freshly Squeezed
Another beautiful day and what better way to start the day than to walk amongst the flowers whilst the air is still cool – simple things are usually the most rewarding.
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