After more than a week of incessant rain, the sun is finally up!
The bees and the butterflies are now a-fluttering in our garden. The plants must be truly happy to see the sun peeking through the clouds!
*Photos were taken using Finn, my point and shoot Fuji FinePix J150W. Shot in Macro mode, tweaked with Picnic using the Vibrance tool.
Sharing with Snapshot Sunday, i Heart Macro, Look Who's Snapping, and Green Monday.
Bees and butterflies! So lovely : ). Wishing you the happiest of springs! Love, Becky
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeletekamias!!! <3
ReplyDeleteLove the light and contrast of color, the wonderful shades of red and green (which don't seem like fancy enough names to describe these colors!)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots!! I love the contrasts of the light, bright and dark of the first picture...
ReplyDeleteLove the lighting in this last composition.
ReplyDeleteThe colors of the blossoms look almost a fuchsia-like plant.
HAPPY TRAILS TO YOU is my Monday post. Hope you can find time to pay a visit.
kamias or tambis is what i grew up calling it... i miss that. i used to climbed up on it's tree na npaka unstable heheheh
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are those green fruits Sis? does it taste sour, right? Dropping by from GM
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Hello everyone!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments, and sorry for taking an eternity before I replied. :)
Anyway, these are kamias (or kalamias as some prefer to call it.) They're crunchy and juicy and sour all at the same time. :)
very pretty :-), love it, nice shot!
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wow really nice, i will try that sometimes, thanks for the details and i so love kamias especially turned into jam, now i miss my grand mother, thanks for joining and hope to see you back at green monday.
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