Getting close to nature

I was looking through the photographs I have taken during the last few months and realised I had there were numerous close-up shots of wild flowers. In the past I have always lent towards landscape photography. Maybe it's because I'm more confident these days so I'm subconsciously seeing and photographing subjects that I never saw before.
I thought I'd blog a page of then as otherwise they would be in danger of not seeing the light of day. Remember beauty is all around us if only we take the time to look. For the people who take the time to look ), even though they are are so-called weeds), I hope you enjoy them.
    
























at

2 comments:

  1. Squatbetty21 August 2011 at 05:04

    There are some beauties there, Norm. I love your landscape pictures, when I first found you on Flickr that was pretty much what you always used to post. Your nature shots are equally as beautiful though and I love your more random stuff too :) xxx

    ReplyDelete
  2. Norman Smith21 August 2011 at 06:24

    well who introduced me to "random" :)

    ReplyDelete

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

To Elgol

The road takes you through Torrin, where you are greeted with a famous postcard view of Blaven, one of the best known mountains of the Cuill...

  • Balmacara and Skye
     WE had a mixed week of weather but on the whole we managed to stay dry. The only wet day was our second day when Sal stayed in the cottage ...
  • Derwent Valley, Castleton and The Devil's Arse!
    I had this day out and took these shot's at the beginning of June when all the rape was in bloom in the fields above High Bradfield. Th...
  • Loch Cluannie Road Trip
    Today was a recce for a trip I intended doing when me and Sal come up to the Highlands for our September holiday. We will be staying at Balm...
  • Transfer to Balmacara
      A perfect morning for travelling to our cottage at Balmacara. The Loch was very still as I paid it a last visit and took some photos. We t...
  • A Day Of Contrasting Weather
    Morning - a wet and grim Glen Nevis. Some might say the best conditions for photography and I would tend to agree. It is certainly better th...
  • Mellon Udrigle
     A cloudier day as we made our way to Mellon Udrigle beach which sits at the far end of the Laide Peninsula and looks Northeast across Loch ...
  • Bluebell Time!
      It's that time of year again!! All photos taken in Middleton Woods just out of Ilkley. Due to my holiday in Somerset, I think I was ma...