The title of this blog comes from a Gaelic expression -"putting on the poor mouth"-which means to exaggerate the direness of one's situation in order to gain time or favour from creditors.
I quite like seeing all the detail on the outside of the bud. It looks so different from the usual texture of a rose.
Love these!!!!!
Glad you both like this pic!
Such detail in this and the foxglove photo.
Sometimes I could swear you are hiding a Canon machine somewhere...Good stuff that.
Canon machines? NEVER! I am a Nikon man!
I have a Nikon, too, and I love it!
Nikon and Canon have their tribes but both produce superb cameras
Stunning photo :-)The talent is with the photographer not the make of camera he/she uses.A good photographer doesn't even need an SLR,they can produce great photos from a compact camera.
It's a beautiful baby.
That is very true Cherie. I must admit I do find digital SLRs more versatile and easier to use than compact ones though
Why thank you Susan!
So pretty.
I quite like seeing all the detail on the outside of the bud. It looks so different from the usual texture of a rose.
ReplyDeleteLove these!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you both like this pic!
ReplyDeleteSuch detail in this and the foxglove photo.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I could swear you are hiding a Canon machine somewhere...
ReplyDeleteGood stuff that.
Canon machines? NEVER! I am a Nikon man!
ReplyDeleteI have a Nikon, too, and I love it!
ReplyDeleteNikon and Canon have their tribes but both produce superb cameras
ReplyDeleteStunning photo :-)
ReplyDeleteThe talent is with the photographer not the make of camera he/she uses.
A good photographer doesn't even need an SLR,they can produce great photos from a compact camera.
It's a beautiful baby.
ReplyDeleteThat is very true Cherie. I must admit I do find digital SLRs more versatile and easier to use than compact ones though
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Susan!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty.
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