Hi Cathy, This is such a beautiful photo, I love that you find out who I am, its just fun to see, what a different color made for a photo, I am started many years ago when I whas a little girl with a simple camera and black and white, when my children grow up I have used my own dark room for bl&w and I love it, but my youngest would be ill from the stuff I need for that. Now its easy again to use bl&w but its not the bl&w from my younger years. But again I love it. Its fun to see what everyone made, and captured for a command or suggestion from Tracey. The reason I used different names is that Elsie whas already given on the most forms and Schaapje what I used now for a nickname is the dutch word for sheep, wich I deeply loved or maybee I can see better I am crazy about, wasn't known at USA fora.But that of course creates some confusion Greetings from the Netherlands, from Schaapje, also known as Elsie (Els)
I found it so interesting when Tracey mentioned heading out in the rain for this weeks prompt. We haven't had rain in months, and we certainly won't see any until December at the earliest, and yet - here you are with a photo in the rain. I am sure it is a hot an humid one, but it does make for gorgeous photos, summer flowers and water - just perfect.
Gorgeous photo! No word needed..
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Cathy,
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful photo, I love that you find out who I am, its just fun to see, what a different color made for a photo, I am started many years ago when I whas a little girl with a simple camera and black and white, when my children grow up I have used my own dark room for bl&w and I love it, but my youngest would be ill from the stuff I need for that. Now its easy again to use bl&w but its not the bl&w from my younger years. But again I love it. Its fun to see what everyone made, and captured for a command or suggestion from Tracey.
The reason I used different names is that Elsie whas already given on the most forms and Schaapje what I used now for a nickname is the dutch word for sheep, wich I deeply loved or maybee I can see better I am crazy about, wasn't known at USA fora.But that of course creates some confusion
Greetings from the Netherlands, from Schaapje, also known as Elsie (Els)
I found it so interesting when Tracey mentioned heading out in the rain for this weeks prompt. We haven't had rain in months, and we certainly won't see any until December at the earliest, and yet - here you are with a photo in the rain. I am sure it is a hot an humid one, but it does make for gorgeous photos, summer flowers and water - just perfect.
ReplyDeleteLol...now I have a song stuck in my head...something about an old man snoring. ;)
ReplyDeletePretty photo...I love the water droplets on the petals.