This Chinese lantern stands beneath a pear tree, offering a perch for passing pigeons. 
I had fun trying to shoot the lantern and a pigeon feather in the grass. Good thing I'm pretty bendy for a big girl!
It amazes me how such softly colored flowers can survive intense heat and sunlight...
When no one is looking, who blows this trumpet? Some fairy or elf? A pixie or sprite? Who gives voice to the garden's song? Who unleashes the call for the moon to rise and give light to the fay folk's play?
Another soft-hued bloom. Three, three, three, triple trines, lovely to behold.
If sunlight were to take shape as a flower, were to reach up to rejoin its source, I imagine it would look something like this.
I had fun trying to shoot the lantern and a pigeon feather in the grass. Good thing I'm pretty bendy for a big girl!
It amazes me how such softly colored flowers can survive intense heat and sunlight...
When no one is looking, who blows this trumpet? Some fairy or elf? A pixie or sprite? Who gives voice to the garden's song? Who unleashes the call for the moon to rise and give light to the fay folk's play?
Another soft-hued bloom. Three, three, three, triple trines, lovely to behold.
If sunlight were to take shape as a flower, were to reach up to rejoin its source, I imagine it would look something like this.
love the flowers, my lilies are really short here this year. that pink is beautiful.Take care
ReplyDeleteI thought the pink one was quite lovely, too.
ReplyDeleteThe only lilies I have here at Casa de Crazy planted themselves - they're vivid orange, bloom in the spring, then fade away.
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Beautiful shots...
ReplyDeleteA little familiar looking :)
I hope you had a great day..it looked spectacular!
Peace - Rene
Why Mizz Rene, whatever could you mean?? :::blink...blink:::
ReplyDeleteHeh.
Yes, it was a lovely time all around - beautiful flowers and congenial company were the order of the day. I'd love to go back and wander around that park for a few days - the front entrance alone is worth a day and a few memory cards in the camera.
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Beautimous. I love the sunlight one - what is that????????
ReplyDeletePlease light the lantern for me, my far-away friend. I think I'm lost.
ReplyDeleteSusan, I think it's a Cana (sp?) Lily, but I'm not certain...
ReplyDeleteRachel...I hope you're finding your way a bit better, now...but I'm here to help you through the dark bits if you find you need it...