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Tonight I was invited over to Rebecca's 10th birthday dinner.  While waiting for the supper to finish cooking, I went for a little walk in the woods behind their home.

These are lovely Pat.

Next time I am in Guelph we should take a walk into the woods at Andrews.

Did you get anyother pictures?

 

all three are beautiful, but oh, how i love that first one! it could be the cover to an inspirational book, a journal, or a collection of poems!

lovely, just lovely!!!

Quote from: shutter_bug4JC on May 30, 2007, 11:35:54 PM


all three are beautiful, but oh, how i love that first one! it could be the cover to an inspirational book, a journal, or a collection of poems!

lovely, just lovely!!!

Ok Pat that should inspire you to use your photos on cards and these other ways!

Great shots, Pat! And I agree - that first one looks like a book cover for a poetry collection!

Blessings,
Tracy

Thanks so much for the lovely comments.

That first one sure shows the work my son did building that pathway in the woods behind his house.  I really like it too. 

Maybe I'll print one and give it to them as a little gift.

Pat that would be nice, a frame for it as well.  His birthday is coming in September, would make a nice gift.

Is there anything as visually refreshing as the luminous green you see in foliage under trees?   I love that look.

And the clover.   They don't have clover in Texas, but in Iowa, it forms great carpets of blossums in early summer.   Nostalgia, indeed.   Thanks for the images, Pat.

These photos are so lovely Pat. You are such a wonderful photographer.

I am working on researching this little flower as well.  This one has eluded me so far but maybe now with fresh eyes after not having my computer for a week I may be able to find something.

Hugs
Heather

Very nice stuff, Pat.

Pat Heather hasn't been able to find out the name of that flower either.

Have you any more that you can post?

I see I have to change some links here.

Fixed all the links! 

No I don't know what the flower is called but you sure have caught it well, and the clump of dark leaves balances the whole composition, sharp where it should be, and the sunlit flower positioned nicely against the deep shadow, excellent.
   The bottom flower is in complete contrast, very soft pastel tones, set off against the pale grey of the plain background.
   The path, some nice dappled lighting hilighting the textures of the stones, looks like someones lost their mobile phone at the side of the stones, I'm trying to figure out what that object actually is.

Found out that the purple flower is "Crane's Bill"

Now if you'd mentioned Crane's Bill and I hadn't seen the flower I'd have thought one was a bird, yes I think we have Crane's Bill as one of our native flowers.

Well, my name for it isn't "Crane's Bill."  It's BEAUTIFUL FLOWER.  I agree that I'd like to walk that pathway.

kind of brings into a picture how the Garden of Gesthemene might have looked...  Very inspirational picture....

            LarryBoy
       

Thank you so much for your lovely comments.

That looks like a beautiful walk to take.  Great pics.   

Thanks so much, Kelly!