I guess everybody knows this little beauty as Epiphyllum…
…but its real name is Schlumbergera truncata (false Christmas cactus as a house plant)
This is my beloved yellow lady!
Some surviving flowers in my garden – but not many. In the early morning light – this Aster Princess wearing her crown.
Less spectacular, but very saffron – is the millimeter lichen on my old apple tree.
And the Common Spindle – with a delightful fruit. I collected some seeds in the forest 6-7 years ago – and got these lovely results.
Today we woke up to a grey day with hail, snow and heavy raindrops.
Clearly a day for staying in bed…
For a short second, a sun ray touched the vase with the faded roses –
… and then – everything went back to grey again. I feel lucky to snuggle up by the Asparagus africanus, that is covering the French windows in my living room. So grateful for a house to live in – roof over my head – and a warming meal.
So, I finally bought myself a macro lens, something I have been thinking about for some years now. ”To See a World in a Grain of Sand…” – now more true than ever.
I hope you will enjoy following my attempts to find hidden worlds! I would love to hear your experiences and tips from your own macro photography as well. Learning new things are always a great joy.
So, here’s to Macro Monday!
Yesterday was the start of the Indian summer here in Skåne (Scania). We had 20 degrees C, sunny and no wind – a wonderful day.
The bees have had a tough summer this year, but now they seem to pop up from nowhere, buzzing gently to each other over my garden’s last flowers.
It is a joy watching them – more difficult to catch them on a photo though…
Later in the evening I went out again to enjoy the last of the autumn sun.
My lavender flowers are long since gone, but bowing their neat capsules in the fading light. I am grateful for a glorious Indian summer day – they say we will get at least another four of them this week.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Pastel Colors
Pastel? I did not know I had any possible photos here…
…but I found some summer flowers
a fancy dress
a Moroccan yarn dying and drying
and my frozen beauties!
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