are the fences to keep us out… or the flowers in?
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growing thru the fence
willow catkin
i am constantly fascinated by the colors and textures to be found when i look close enough.
ember
i finally went out today and took some quick shots of ember (chloe) and can introduce her. it was a horrible day for pics with the sun going in and out of the clouds, making it really hard to get the right exposure, but i did get a few i liked.
she is going to get new eyes before the next photoshoot. her deep purple ones look great in person but in a photo keep looking like they are all pupil, or blowing out and looking bloodshot.
other than that i’m happy with the way she turned out – sexy yet demure at the same time.
the shirt was really big but i bunched it up behind her and loved the slightly sexy look it gave
snuggling
amberglas welcomes her sister ember home with a snuggle hug.
i think ember needs new eyes though. the purple ones don’t photograph well, she keeps looking bloodshot, though they are quite nice in person. time for new colored contacts i guess 😉
uncommon beauty
“for every beauty there is an eye somewhere to see it. for every truth there is an ear somewhere to hear it. for every love there is a heart somewhere to receive it.”
ivan panin
a bridge to nowhere
a moss covered rock forms a natural bridge in the woods
the only problem is the bridge leads nowhere and crosses nothing.
it’s a lovely bridge, none the less, one which we simply had to cross
touching my toes
If God wanted me to be able to touch my toes he would have made it possible for me to knit with my feet.
mirror, mirror
Great are the works of the Lord;
they are pondered by all who delight in them.
Glorious and majestic are his deeds,
and his righteousness endures forever.
psalm 112;2, 3
i’m the king!
digory playing king of the castle on an old tree trunk
to a wild rose
“We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.”– Abraham Lincoln