Our garden adventure of the week was finding our cat, Tigger, in a stand off with a fox.
Given the fact that the fox was much larger and a hungry predator,
I think that Tigger used up one of her nine lives.
After I scared the fox away, Tigger continued to want to chase and stalk the fox.
Thus, I have officially moved Tigger into the Dumb and Dumber category of all living creatures!
On a different, but equally colorful note, here are some more captures of my clematis ~
a continuation of Monday's theme.
I was very intrigued by the abstract quality of some of these shots.
They are all about color, texture, and design,
while only hanging onto a thread of realism.
Wishing you a very happy weekend!
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So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, Anna. I love this series. I really need to develop my posts more into more than one shot. I think you have inspired me to do so!
ReplyDeleteNow following you too! :)
Your macro images make me want to climb into the centre of the flower and discover what the world inside it holds. I can only imagine the tendrils being the galaxy and each bloom its own planet. My mind swirls with the stories that may unfold therein. Very interesting photos.
ReplyDeleteI see you are enjoying playing with your new lens! Letting go ones grip on reality once in a while is no bad thing either - let the imagination and photography just fly :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography! Our Clematis was also a good photo subject this year ~ Jacque
ReplyDeleteSo lovely! We had some huge, beautiful purple flowers on our clematis this year as well. They were just gorgeous. You've captured their beauty so well :)
ReplyDeleteThe clematis photographs are stunning! L
ReplyDeleteOmigosh, absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI haven't the correct words for tell how are beautiful this images!
ReplyDeleteMonica
Great shots. Love purple clematis. Now, get some pics of that fox! Thanks for visiting me.
ReplyDeletethese photos are so beautiful i can't even stand it (really). your story about the cat made me smile.
ReplyDeleteno, really, i just went back and looked at these photos again. they are so so great!!
ReplyDeleteOu Anna I love these. Some of the macros are almost abstract. It is like you said they are all about color, texture, and design.
ReplyDeleteKeep coming these wonderful shot, I'm in love:)
Such lovely photos of the clematis. I am visiting from Cottage Flora Thursday.
ReplyDeleteYour macro photos are totally exquisite. I need a macro lens for my Nikon, too. I have a 50mm lens with a lens reversal adapter but it's just too glitchy to use. I guess I should try it again, I lost patience. These are just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe third from the last ... a moving dream.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers!!
ReplyDeleteGlad to have found you to follow!! :)
Pure magic! Fantastic shot! Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos of the clematis.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad your cat survived the fox. We have a fox in our neighbourhood too, which I find very scary for the local felines.
Really lovely, Anna! Clematis are such fun to photograph. Love the fourth one especially. I hope your holiday weekend is filled with fun. xo – g
ReplyDeleteThe selective focus and details in these macros are outstanding! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo's! Thanks for linking up to Cottage Flora Thursday's! xoox, tracie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of photos!
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