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Pictures for Pam, Day 125: HFF: Jelly Bean Succulent and Green Fence
(+3 HFF insets and a panorama from this morning!)
What a wonderful picture-packed day it's been! Pumpkin and I peeked outside when I got up and were very surprised to find it quite frosty. I wondered if it would hang around for more than a few moments after the sun came up but I didn't need to worry--it was a mere 28 degrees, yoiks! That's COLD! In fact, it was cold enough for very nice crystal formations. I went up to the spot where I take my panoramas and noticed something white down the hill. As I approached, I could see that it was a skull fuzzy with frost! That was enough for me. I returned with my camera and enjoyed myself with a large set of slightly morbid but very cool pictures of the long-passed animal of unknown species. Probably a deer but I didn't know for sure. (I'll post some pictures when I get to them!)
Of course since I was out, I took pictures of our daffodil buds which were also a little bit frosty…they may be opening in just a few days but it's hard to say. In any event, they will hopefully make a nice choice for Saturday's Self Challenge: "Signs of Spring."
It has turned out to be a gorgeous, sunny day that's warmed up considerably from this morning's frosty start. I went out this afternoon on a mission to find new flowers--and if I could spot them, flower buds--all for "Signs of Spring." I ended up finding two new flower species I hadn't seen yet this year but I was surprised that some species which should be in bloom now aren't ready yet due to the extended cold this year. However, the official start of spring is set for 6 days from now--March 20--and it looks like the show is really beginning to spin up around here! :)
Today is also when I post my Happy Fence Friday image so I'm choosing a picture from my trip to San Anselmo back in January. I was really pleased with the way it turned out because it was such a cool surprise. In Nathalie's back patio she has a pot of beautiful Jelly Bean succulents and the back fence was nearby. This picture was unique the way the fence appeared and I don't know if you could even plan for that outcome! (I'm also including a view of today's frosty, lovely sunrise with the warm sun on the hills. Also I have added some fence pictures from my archives…enjoy!)
Pam, are you a fan of succulents? I think they are really neat but for some reason I cannot keep them alive. I probably overwater them or forget about them…I don't know, but if I ever bring one home, a death sentence begins to tick no matter what I do! Well--apparently you have more success than I do because I found a totally outstanding collage of a Cholla Cactus beaded with dewy spiderwebs! What wonderful images and a total treat for the eyes! Incredible!!
I was really sorry to hear that you smacked your eye socket yesterday…that must have hurt so badly AND pissed you off…at least, that's what my reaction would be. :( I hope you don't have a big bruise :( That totally sucks. I am crossing my fingers that you had a better day than yesterday… *HUGGGGGS*
Explored on 3/15/19, highest placement, #2.
What a wonderful picture-packed day it's been! Pumpkin and I peeked outside when I got up and were very surprised to find it quite frosty. I wondered if it would hang around for more than a few moments after the sun came up but I didn't need to worry--it was a mere 28 degrees, yoiks! That's COLD! In fact, it was cold enough for very nice crystal formations. I went up to the spot where I take my panoramas and noticed something white down the hill. As I approached, I could see that it was a skull fuzzy with frost! That was enough for me. I returned with my camera and enjoyed myself with a large set of slightly morbid but very cool pictures of the long-passed animal of unknown species. Probably a deer but I didn't know for sure. (I'll post some pictures when I get to them!)
Of course since I was out, I took pictures of our daffodil buds which were also a little bit frosty…they may be opening in just a few days but it's hard to say. In any event, they will hopefully make a nice choice for Saturday's Self Challenge: "Signs of Spring."
It has turned out to be a gorgeous, sunny day that's warmed up considerably from this morning's frosty start. I went out this afternoon on a mission to find new flowers--and if I could spot them, flower buds--all for "Signs of Spring." I ended up finding two new flower species I hadn't seen yet this year but I was surprised that some species which should be in bloom now aren't ready yet due to the extended cold this year. However, the official start of spring is set for 6 days from now--March 20--and it looks like the show is really beginning to spin up around here! :)
Today is also when I post my Happy Fence Friday image so I'm choosing a picture from my trip to San Anselmo back in January. I was really pleased with the way it turned out because it was such a cool surprise. In Nathalie's back patio she has a pot of beautiful Jelly Bean succulents and the back fence was nearby. This picture was unique the way the fence appeared and I don't know if you could even plan for that outcome! (I'm also including a view of today's frosty, lovely sunrise with the warm sun on the hills. Also I have added some fence pictures from my archives…enjoy!)
Pam, are you a fan of succulents? I think they are really neat but for some reason I cannot keep them alive. I probably overwater them or forget about them…I don't know, but if I ever bring one home, a death sentence begins to tick no matter what I do! Well--apparently you have more success than I do because I found a totally outstanding collage of a Cholla Cactus beaded with dewy spiderwebs! What wonderful images and a total treat for the eyes! Incredible!!
I was really sorry to hear that you smacked your eye socket yesterday…that must have hurt so badly AND pissed you off…at least, that's what my reaction would be. :( I hope you don't have a big bruise :( That totally sucks. I am crossing my fingers that you had a better day than yesterday… *HUGGGGGS*
Explored on 3/15/19, highest placement, #2.
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HFF en een prettig weekend..........Frans.
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HFF et bon week end
HFF to you, Janet!
Das Spiel mit der Tiefenschärfe macht deine Aufnahme sehr interessant
Great PIP's.
HFF to you Janet and enjoy a nice weekend.
HFF and a ncie weekend.
love the inset with the red fence!!!!!!!!!!
HFF..............Happy weekend:)
HFF
At the main picture I like that very calm and creamy background, with its still very well recognizable bit of fence. And contrasting to it, the razor sharp plant. Great work, indeed.
My favourite is the second PIP.
HFF
HFF, Janet !
HFF and a very nice weekend for you !!!
HFF, have a great weekend. Herb
HFF & HWE !
HFF Dir und ich wünsche Dir ein schönes Wochenende und sende liebe Grüße an Pam dazu! ;)
HFF and a superb weekend
Have a great weekend ;-)
The main pic is stunning...........I love the colour and shape of the "jellybeans" and the way they've been touched by the light. The smooth green background and fence are perfect.
I like all the PiPs, but particularly the 2nd one with the panel in the wooden fence.........it's absolutely beautiful...........what a great idea. Is it in your garden?
HFF to you............I hope you have a splendid weekend :-))
I want to thank you also for all the terrific comments you leave on my photos...........I'm very grateful to you for taking the time and trouble! It makes sharing worthwhile!
I really like this
Superb colours!
Great composition!
The red / green foreground /background work so well here. I am really impressed!!
Best Wishes, HFF, and a good weekend
Peter
HFF and have a great weekend
Enjoy your weekend... keep well...
Cheers - from David J'.. UK.
THE PRICKLY PEAR AND CHOLLA CACRI GROW WELL ISH HERE. NOTHING EALSE CAN STAND THE HEAT AND DROUGHT.
a foto which is worth to have it full screen and enjoy !
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