Showing posts with label Flora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flora. Show all posts

Monday, September 3, 2012

Natural

Recently I’d join the public and other photographers by using filters on my images and I really enjoy using them but today I decided to go old school! Leaving my photographs as is and only did a minimum of tweaks here and there. So you can see the real colours of my flora and objects that I photographed. Hope you “like”...














Friday, August 31, 2012

Black & White

Black & White photographs always have a timeless look to them. I used to change a lot of my images to black and white but I haven’t done it in a while. I forgot how it brings out the beauty of your subject and how it shows the texture of the objects. A simple brick wall can look so timeless by changing it to black and white. Hope you see the beauty in the simple things like I did...Enjoy!!!













Saturday, June 30, 2012

Walk About

I found images in one of my folders on my PC that I forgot to blog about but I did add them to my Facebook page... I took these images on the 11th of May from our garden.







Thursday, June 14, 2012

Osteospermum (Boneseed)

The daisy-like flowers consists of disc florets and ray florets. Flower heads usually solitary on short peduncles, radiate, the rays curling back at night. Some species produce prussic or hydrocyanic acid and are implicated in stock poisoning. The vernacular name, bietnou is one of the very few Khoisan names still in use.














Information:
Manning, J (2008: 392) Field Guide to Wild Flowers of South Africa, 1st ed. Cape Town: Struik Nature

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Friday, April 6, 2012

Walk About

On days when I feel creative I like to walk around in our home, garden, neighbourhood, etc.  and photograph anything that looks interesting. I also love to photograph flowers in our garden especially when there are new ones in bloom.... and this is why I love Flora and Close-Up!