Sunflowers are so beautiful and so big. Standing next to them are incredible. I love it. Thanks for sharing! Michelle aka peanutsmommy7 swap-bot October blog hop
I love the sunflower photos. I've always liked sunflowers, but never been inclined to grow them. I think that's me being afraid of what to do if I'm successful.
Your chair and lamp photograph reminds me of a miniseries SciFi did called The Lost Room. In it, a room has been lost to normal time since 1961, with all the furnishings of that era. Your photo looks like it would fit right in.
That last image is beautiful - definitely my favourite. I love the darkness and the way you've played with shadow and light and muted autumn colours in all of these pictures, but that last one is definitely the pick in my mind. Did you play with the lighting to get it to appear how you wanted it or did it naturally turn out that way? Thanks for sharing! -Ang (angel1985 on SwapBot for the October Blog Hop)
Your blog full of pictures is really nice. You could write some words to explain them, because they are very interesting! I'm very curious :-) I really love sunflowers, but the more interesting picture is the last. What is it? Blog Hop - dodothefairy
The last picture is a picture of a statue's foot. The statue is Haserot's Crying Angel at Lake View Cemetery. Everyone gets the face as it is often photographed. I decided to get different angles; this is his foot.
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Sunflowers are so beautiful and so big. Standing next to them are incredible. I love it. Thanks for sharing! Michelle aka peanutsmommy7 swap-bot October blog hop
I love how the hue of the chair in the second picture shows the vibrant nature of the sunflowers in the field through your lens. Swap-bot blog hop
I love the sunflower photos. I've always liked sunflowers, but never been inclined to grow them. I think that's me being afraid of what to do if I'm successful.
Your chair and lamp photograph reminds me of a miniseries SciFi did called The Lost Room. In it, a room has been lost to normal time since 1961, with all the furnishings of that era. Your photo looks like it would fit right in.
Smadronia, October Blog hop
What a beautiful photographs! I love the one with the chair - the colours are so pretty!
Ilse
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What great pics!! I especially love the one with a foot!
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That last image is beautiful - definitely my favourite. I love the darkness and the way you've played with shadow and light and muted autumn colours in all of these pictures, but that last one is definitely the pick in my mind. Did you play with the lighting to get it to appear how you wanted it or did it naturally turn out that way? Thanks for sharing! -Ang (angel1985 on SwapBot for the October Blog Hop)
Your blog full of pictures is really nice.
You could write some words to explain them, because they are very interesting!
I'm very curious :-)
I really love sunflowers, but the more interesting picture is the last.
What is it?
Blog Hop - dodothefairy
I played with the photo a bit to darken it a bit.
The last picture is a picture of a statue's foot. The statue is Haserot's Crying Angel at Lake View Cemetery. Everyone gets the face as it is often photographed. I decided to get different angles; this is his foot.
I love this set of images too
The last image of the foot - whose is it ?
(Blog Hop – September Round-Up, Swap-Bot ID : Vishruti)
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