Beautiful pics! But if you keep posting these I wont get onto the plane ;-) It seems to be warmer over here and I am still dreaming of a birthday with warm weather!
We had a pretty frost land here as well. Far cry from this past summer, right? I know at the time it felt like it would never come again, but here it is. I went outside to scatter a few more wildflower seeds and realized there was a frosty crust on the soil. I have to admit I am ready for a little dormancy for a few weeks here, so I can blog a little more and catch up on the never-ending need to get more organized (now who's dreaming? Ha!) Beautiful pics...as usual :-)
Glad to see you're enjoying the frost you received, these are some lovely shots. I was surprised to read you have frost there but I guess it's not a regular thing.
I love the little orange zinnia. I had mostly pink zinnias this past summer in my beds. I really like the orange ones and will have to plant some more in the spring. Enjoy your weekend!!
I love your pictures! And the words to them fits so perfectly. I am curious what program you use to get these pictures look so vintage. Even though the flowers' lives are ended, they look so beautiful. The frost just adds that contrasting detail that highlights that their time is passed.
beautiful images! yes, it's been crispy lately!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics! But if you keep posting these I wont get onto the plane ;-) It seems to be warmer over here and I am still dreaming of a birthday with warm weather!
ReplyDeleteDon't worry, Sandra it is beautiful and sunny during the day! Hi in the 50s with rich sunsets.
ReplyDeletePhew! Thanks Cat! Brings some relief!
ReplyDeleteWe had a pretty frost land here as well. Far cry from this past summer, right? I know at the time it felt like it would never come again, but here it is. I went outside to scatter a few more wildflower seeds and realized there was a frosty crust on the soil. I have to admit I am ready for a little dormancy for a few weeks here, so I can blog a little more and catch up on the never-ending need to get more organized (now who's dreaming? Ha!) Beautiful pics...as usual :-)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Always a pleasure to see what your camera will find. :)
ReplyDeleteFrost makes for such interesting images and patterns and you captured it beautifully!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images - and I love your saying.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you're enjoying the frost you received, these are some lovely shots. I was surprised to read you have frost there but I guess it's not a regular thing.
ReplyDeleteI love the little orange zinnia. I had mostly pink zinnias this past summer in my beds. I really like the orange ones and will have to plant some more in the spring.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend!!
I love frost photos, especially frosty leaves. Very nice Cat!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAfter all that heat you endured this summer, I'd think the ground would still be steaming!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, so peaceful and stunning.
Beautiful photos, Cat!
ReplyDeleteNo frost here. Only sunshine and rain. Frost plus texture makes the photos really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely images of frosty blooms
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images Cat. I like the photo editing you used too, it adds a sense of mystery.
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures!
ReplyDeleteAnd the words to them fits so perfectly.
I am curious what program you use to get these pictures look so vintage.
Even though the flowers' lives are ended, they look so beautiful. The frost just adds that contrasting detail that highlights that their time is passed.
Best,
Annelie
Really beautiful photography and blog, so nice to fond you. Feel we might be kindred spirits! Big wave from Ireland:~)
ReplyDeleteThank you Annelie for such kind words...I use Photoshop Elements to edit my photos. It's a program that allows for a lot of creativity ;)
ReplyDeleteWell thank you so much, Foxglove Lane. A big wave back from Texas! I'll pop over and visit your blog.
Beautiful! I hope you get snow again this year! :o)
ReplyDeleteHi Cat, you photography skill is excellent. All the photos are so lovely. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous frosty photos Cat!
ReplyDeleteam sure you've done so already but please re-iterate what you use to create these wonderful dreamy textures - crisp and crackling
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful images! I love how you've made them look, as well!
ReplyDeleteHi Cat,
ReplyDeleteI always find frost makes the garden a magical place. You have captured that magic beautifully.