Natural is always best... Love wild grasses and wild flowers !
Jul 31, 2016 09:26:06 #
Paul, your wild grasses and wild flowers are how nature meant them to be !
PaulBa
Spent the last 18 months clearing a small patch of waste ground at the end of the garden and sown wild grasses and flowers. Took these recently to send to the kids, to be honest it's still a bit threadbare so the pictures flatter my efforts a little.
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Jul 31, 2016 06:45:36 #
Zone-System-Grandpa (a regular here)
PaulBa wrote:
Spent the last 18 months clearing a small patch of waste ground at the end of the garden and sown wild grasses and flowers. Took these recently to send to the kids, to be honest it's still a bit threadbare so the pictures flatter my efforts a little.
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Paul, I admire your approach to the wild grasses and the wildflowers. You have done a spectacular job photographing them too ! I love to see photographs of wild grasses and wildflowers as they remind me of nature as nature was meant to be, but, of course, such comes natural to me because I am not a girly man who would opt to spend time photographing domesticated flowers that have been arranged in a vase and doctored with post processing software to the extent they become overly abstract and flaming. That can be left for the un-naturalists. You should take more photographs of your wild grass and wildflower project, then; post them here on our forum! I can think of no better method for a person to take a patch of waste ground and turn it into something that is naturally beautiful! Thumbs up to you, Paul!
PaulBa
Spent the last 18 months clearing a small patch of waste ground at the end of the garden and sown wild grasses and flowers. Took these recently to send to the kids, to be honest it's still a bit threadbare so the pictures flatter my efforts a little.
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Jul 31, 2016 06:45:36 #
Zone-System-Grandpa (a regular here)
PaulBa wrote:
Spent the last 18 months clearing a small patch of waste ground at the end of the garden and sown wild grasses and flowers. Took these recently to send to the kids, to be honest it's still a bit threadbare so the pictures flatter my efforts a little.
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Paul, I admire your approach to the wild grasses and the wildflowers. You have done a spectacular job photographing them too ! I love to see photographs of wild grasses and wildflowers as they remind me of nature as nature was meant to be, but, of course, such comes natural to me because I am not a girly man who would opt to spend time photographing domesticated flowers that have been arranged in a vase and doctored with post processing software to the extent they become overly abstract and flaming. That can be left for the un-naturalists. You should take more photographs of your wild grass and wildflower project, then; post them here on our forum! I can think of no better method for a person to take a patch of waste ground and turn it into something that is naturally beautiful! Thumbs up to you, Paul!
Jul 31, 2016 16:01:04 #
For some reason, I am unable to download these - anyone else have the same issue?
Jul 31, 2016 17:58:17 #
Jul 31, 2016 18:07:15 #
I think Doug tried to copy an exchange we had in today's "Challenge Free Sunday". The pictures can be Viewed on the second page of today's challenge.
Jul 31, 2016 18:19:16 #
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