Thanks all. You can't go wrong with a bunch of flowers! They were cut ones, I hasten to add, not blooming outside, but the sunthrough the dining room window these last few glorious days has been wonderful, and lit up the tulips so they were all aglow.
I have a feeling that last one should be rotated 90 degrees, usually I know immediately by the way the light falls, but it's quite interesting that way.
The Picasa upload is certainly quicker, but has peculiarities: they're supposd to be centred but are oddly justified, but having opted to centre the pics, the text gets centred too, and can't be changed. Some further research required.
Lucy: Dont know how it's happened, but I have received 2 comments destined for YOUR blog in MY email..the 2nd from someone called DAve. I have no idea HOW this has happened! PS: Am still enjopying your blog/pictures very much indeed. One of the best blogs about.
Thanks. Jan - sorted now I think Hhb - it is, though chilly betimes! Tristan - c'est formidable, innit? Nice to see you! Isabelle - oh dear, I didn't mean to sound so world-weary! In fact, it was rather done in haste as I couldn't quite think what to post about next but then couldn't resist sharing these. Flowers always seem a bit of a soft option, though they always go down well. Stitch - it was the layout with the different way of uploading I was uncertain about, but it's good and quick if you're not doing anything too complicated. Meggie - what a lovely way of putting it!
Seems pretty good from this angle...
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I'm longing for spring.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous... totally encapsulates Spring...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeletei particularly love the graceful lines of the last one
U.....mmmm...hhhh.... I am yearning for such yellow... sigh.
ReplyDeleteLike flames.
ReplyDeleteOooooooo....
ReplyDeleteThat's what it looks like :)
Simply Outstanding!!
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking it looks pretty good...
ReplyDeleteLuminous springs to mind.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, each angle. You've got the edge on us, spring-wise, & I thought we were early.
ReplyDeleteThanks all. You can't go wrong with a bunch of flowers!
ReplyDeleteThey were cut ones, I hasten to add, not blooming outside, but the sunthrough the dining room window these last few glorious days has been wonderful, and lit up the tulips so they were all aglow.
I have a feeling that last one should be rotated 90 degrees, usually I know immediately by the way the light falls, but it's quite interesting that way.
The Picasa upload is certainly quicker, but has peculiarities: they're supposd to be centred but are oddly justified, but having opted to centre the pics, the text gets centred too, and can't be changed. Some further research required.
Lucy:
ReplyDeleteDont know how it's happened, but I have received 2 comments destined for YOUR blog in MY email..the 2nd from someone called DAve.
I have no idea HOW this has happened!
PS: Am still enjopying your blog/pictures very much indeed. One of the best blogs about.
Spring is in the air there, then?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous L.
le soleil roi, ok
ReplyDeleteYes, lovely lovely pictures, but oh! your title! you semi-retired person you! I hope you were being ironic...
ReplyDeleteLooks just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteYellow calls the gold of the sun!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteJan - sorted now I think
Hhb - it is, though chilly betimes!
Tristan - c'est formidable, innit? Nice to see you!
Isabelle - oh dear, I didn't mean to sound so world-weary! In fact, it was rather done in haste as I couldn't quite think what to post about next but then couldn't resist sharing these. Flowers always seem a bit of a soft option, though they always go down well.
Stitch - it was the layout with the different way of uploading I was uncertain about, but it's good and quick if you're not doing anything too complicated.
Meggie - what a lovely way of putting it!
Lucy,
ReplyDeleteYour photography is marvelous.