Click image to enlarge.We've had some beautiful but chilly mornings here in my part of Oregon. These are my favorite type of mornings to run outside with my camera and wait for the sun to come over the hill and turn everything to sparkling diamonds. Everyone else in the house thinks I'm nuts but I love it. :)
Several of my sunnier flowers are still going strong and surviving in spite of it. Sadly I can't say the same for that squash vine shown in the lower left corner. Ah well, they had a good run!
Be sure to visit Little Red House to see all the beautiful mosaics!
I love the look of frost on flowers... or anything for that matter! Great mosaic!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots! Sorry about the squash - but it looks as though those flowers are still doing remarkably well! Theresa
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Melissa
Gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteIt sure has been chilly in the mornings lately! I really should get out there with my camera too. Your flower shots are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteReally magical, isn't it?! I should get so inspired... Wonderful mosaic of the flowers wearing their frosty diamonds.
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Wonderful pics! Cathy
ReplyDeleteWe had the same thing here last week. I could hardly wait to get out there with the camera and capture the plants frozen in time. Wonderful mosaic.
ReplyDeleteThe frost has a magical look to it. I expect a fairy or two to jump out and fly!!!! Lovely images.
ReplyDeleteFrost on flowers is beautiful. You've captured it so well.
ReplyDeleteExcellent mosaic. Yes frosty shots are wonderful. Magical and mystical. MB
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Same happened at my place, the good thing about it one can make a really nice mosaic with the fotos of the first frost. Greatings to Oregon!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had a freeze yet here in the Seattle-Tacoma area, but the sunflowers are looking a bit bedraggled nonetheless.
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ReplyDeleteI like how you post lots of tutorials plus some of your photography and everyday stuff! :)
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Megan
What wonderful pictures. I would never have thought to photograph the frost on flowers. I feel so priviledged to see new things through others eyes. Thanks for sharing.
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