I cannot explain why but this year the Forsythia seem to be exceptionally beautiful and intense in their colours. Maybe it's because they had to wait for so long to be able to bloom - 2 months later than usual!!
"Forsythia" (Oleaceae)Just in time before Easter are these in full bloom now....
"Narcissus" (Amaryllidaceae)Dear Readers,
you may have realized in the meanwhile, that I deleted my Entrecard accounts because I have no time any more to follow the ads and react appropriately.
I also decided to keep my blogs ad free. I am happy to use the old fashioned link exchange though for those blogs which are strictly theme related. In my opinion advertising has taken over on so many blogs that you sometimes do not recognize content any more. This is not what I want to do with my blogs.
The only widget that I am glad to continue to use is the one with followers because this one helps me to find new interesting blogs and I am happy to "pay back" with an entry myself.
I know these are no spring photos but I came across these pictures these days adn I thought they fit into the scheme of collecting colours - LOL. Amazing cabbage - isn't it?
I love the various shades of the lilac crocus - cannot get enough of them...
"Crocus"A strange little plant you will always find beginning of spring near to water... It is a healing plant that serves as a painkiller. Its tiny blooms are loveley...
"Petasites" (Asteraceae)Sorry folks, I am quite sick and cannot work on the computer! Talk to you hopefully soon again...
Painted Sari(click on the image) I work with multiple media: wood, paints, fabrics. Tools are chisel, brush, needle and camera. Products are sculpture and furniture, paintings, photography, textile art. |
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