Or not, depending on my mood
I’ve been playing about again with applying free online filters to some of my images – this beautiful bright colourful effect is from lunapic and is called ‘flowers’, so it seemed appropriate to give it a try!
So as well as being my take on Flower of the Day, together they also create my perfect fantasy garden for this week’s Hunt for Joy 🙂
The daffodils in my front garden are sadly way past their best, but in the back garden where it’s a bit more shaded the last few stragglers are still going strong 🙂
It’s day 28 of lockdown, we’re four weeks in and probably have at least another three to go…
I’ve spent the last couple of days out in the garden, doing a bit of weeding, a bit of tidying things up, a bit of cleaning the glass in the greenhouse. And a bit of playing about with my camera as well as a rather prolonged bit of just sitting out in the beautiful scottish spring sunshine.
So here are some yellow tulips and yellow daffodils, both as they appear in my garden and how they look through my glass paperweight, which is currently doubling up as a fancy lens through which to view stuff a little bit differently 🙂
Awww… it’s a crazy world when I can’t help but feel a sad pang of loss when I see daffodils hugging in close together with what seems to be such a delicate loving touch… I really miss seeing and hugging my family so much ❤
Paler yellow daffodils, and some of those lovely little blue flowers I don’t recognise growing in my garden, for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
Daffodils growing in my garden for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
Here in the UK our clocks change tonight, formally heralding the beginning of British Summer Time but in reality simply letting us all know that it’s time that Spring has well and truly sprung! 🙂
Daffodils on the riverbank for today’s Flower of the Day 🙂
Finally after weeks of will-they-won’t-they hesitation my garden daffodils are in bloom, so I captured them for posterity in between rain showers! 🙂
In between rain showers this morning I found a few lovely miniature daffodils in flower, a deep purple crocus, and still such a beautiful show of snowdrops all growing in little clusters like this across the back garden 🙂
