“This week, show us your interpretation of prolific.”
It is still poui season and a poui tree in bloom is certainly prolific! Last week I shared photos of a yellow poui tree. This week it is the turn of a pink poui tree. (I declare my bias in favour of yellow poui trees, but I would never say this out loud in the hearing of any poui tree!)
Masses of blossoms on the tree…
…and on the ground….
Beautiful, even when fallen…
Weekly Photo Challenge – Prolific
“Taking a photo is an invitation to explore the world around us as if it were new and mysterious. My favorite shots are always the ones that reveal something — a detail, an angle — I’d previously overlooked. They’re the ones that turn the familiar slightly (or very) alien.”
When you get close to flowers, it can be like entering a different world. Hibiscus…
…plumbago…
…orchid….
“Evoke the excitement of entering a new year with a photo that shows growth.”
They hold promise…mango blossoms…
… hibiscus buds…
…like the new year.
Weekly Photo Challenge – Growth
‘This theme is as wide open as the prairie sky. How will you portray “Experimental”?’
I enjoy photographing flowers; they are such colourful subjects. What happens when you take the colour away? Beautiful still!
Diversions, distractions, and delightful detours….What is guaranteed to distract you? What is your “Ooh, shiny!”?
I cannot resist sunlight on things…on flowers…
…on new leaves…
…on lizards’ dewlaps!
“For this week’s Weekly Photo Challenge, please post a photo that is unusual in some way for you, whether it be through technique, by subject, or in some other unique way.”
Pinned purple petals
Scissors and common pins on a tree stump
Parts of a flower and two ants
Parts of a flower
Weekly Photo Challenge – Unusual
“Collage: An assortment, a collection, a hodgepodge. This week, share one — whether found in the wild or assembled yourself.”
Strongylodon macrobotrys. Jade vine. A collection of fallen jade vine flowers. On a bed.
On a dressing table.
Collage?
