I had to look this one up, I love flowers but I do not know their names, I appreciate all their beauty regardless ;) Apparently this flower is also known as the Heliopsis Helianthoides but more commonly as the False Sunflower. They do appear similar, this one much smaller in size. Taken at the RiversideContinue reading “Macro Monday | False Sunflower”
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Silent Sunday | Blue Heron + Seagull
Bees of Riverside Park | Guelph
We had time to waste in Guelph the other day so I made sure to bring my camera and macro lens. Meet some bee friends who were enjoying the flowers in the park! Photography is so healing for me, wandering down the path through the flowers and trees. “Every photo and story is a practiceContinue reading “Bees of Riverside Park | Guelph”
Wordless Wednesday | Evergreen Raindrops
Rain Drops on the Tree
My mind is muddled this week, a lot happening for our girl, which is good. But also means my brain is quite foggy and overwhelmed at the moment. Everything feels heavy, however I need to be in the light, in the trusting knowing that all will be well, whatever that means. Someone told me onContinue reading “Rain Drops on the Tree”
Macro Monday | Mushrooms
Wordless Wednesday | Weeds + Macro Beauty
Macro Monday | Raindrops and Hydrangea
I always find raindrops so fascinating. How water continuously flows, regardless of what obstacle is in front of it. I stood mesmerized by the rain falling over our hydrangea trees. Protected by our front porch, it was peaceful and mind bending watching the water flow from the sky and over nature.
Macro Monday | Leaf Rain Drop
Last weekend we had a lot of rain Saturday morning. Mother nature may have caused great disruption due to the volume of rain, it certainly can be beautiful! Check out this great big rain drop on the end of a hydrangea leaf.
Macro Monday | Daisy in the Rain
Flowers are a great reminder of how to handle life. I was in awe looking out as the rain pounded down from the sky. The delicate petal of the flower, after the hard rain, now with delicate rain drops covering it.