 It always amazes me how soon we forget the glory of our summer garden as soon as Jack Frost descends in the fall. I was editing some picture last night when this image suddenly appeared in a folder of new photos. I don't have any idea how it got there as I haven't seen or thought of it for months. I took that as a sign to share the picture today. After all, why else would it simply show up in a folder with no earthly explanation?
This is a photo of one of my garden mums. I edited the background to black and white to highlight the beauty of the flower. As you may know, I recently took up photography with the goal of taking my own garden pictures for this site and for other gardening articles I publish. I got the camera too late in the year to capture this season's flowers, but I am looking forward to next summer when I can capture Maine Wildflowers in their natural environment. I hope my little mum brought you a smile today as we walk the path toward winter. Until next time . . . Happy Gardening!
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The slideshow above explains what Patreon is and how you can become a patron. If you prefer to skip the slideshow and go straight to my profile you can do that too. Remember for only $1 per month you can help create a valuable resource for everyone to enjoy.  Everyday I head out with my camera to photograph flowers and insects. I'm never sure what I will encounter and am constantly amazed to see Mother Nature's handiwork up close. Sometimes I am struck with awe, but what I caught to today made me laugh out loud when I reviewed in the LCD screen.
This tiny flower is no bigger than the nail on your pinkie and grows several inches from the ground. I don't know if they all look like a smiling ghost, but this one does to me and I couldn't help but think he was just in time for Halloween. Until Next Time . . . Happy Gardening! |
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