It rained all day, but while I was painting, the sun peeked through the clouds just long enough to allow me to snap some photos.
I’m sure you have heard it several times before but natural sun light is the best light for taking pictures. Although some times if the subject is placed right under the sun light you might get an overexposed image so you have to find the ‘sweet spot’.
I am not a photographer but I have a passion for photography and hope to become a little more savvy on the subject.
Gorgeous Hydrangeas even in their lifeless form…
It wasn’t until editing the photos that I realized I had placed the flower beside the word ‘home’. It was also then that I realized that the words ‘Holy Spirit’ and ‘Holy Ghost’ are both on this page.
I’m working on a Mother’s day gift…
…and these Hydrangeas are the perfect inspiration.
They bloomed in my mom’s garden last summer.
She had cut and given them to me…
And it only seems fair that I return the favour.
I have a couple of Mother’s day ideas that I want to share and hope you will join me in the days to come so I may do so.
Sending you warm hugs,
Oh- I can’t wait to see what you are up to, girl! You aren’t making a big old hydrangea bra for your Mom are you?;>) Just askin….xxoo Diana
stop teasing us!!! lol thanks for sharing this at my party!
Wow, those hyndrengeas are really beautiful. And the angle from which you took your pictures, just fabulous. Happy mother’s day to you 🙂
What beautiful photos Lucy! I love the close up on that first one. Thanks for sharing your pretty post at Photo Feature Friday 🙂
Hugs ♥ Tricia
Love Hydrangeas….beautiful shots! So soft and pretty…
You’ve captured the delicate beauty of hydrangeas – a favorite flower of mine. Wonderful photos!
Very pretty!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing these lovely images.
Wonderful photos here!!
So glad to have found your blog!!
Very pretty photos. I can’t wait to see what you are making for Mother’s Day.
Oh Lucy I’m adoring your Photography and the Story that goes along with the beautiful photos.
Dawn… The Bohemian
Wow! That was pure awesome! I love the soft touch of the hydrangeas even in its lifeless form, you really are one of a kind talent aren’t you?