The Holler is humming,
with passion,
and flowers.
Bees buzzing,
pollen floating.
The garden thrums,
with the drum of life.
Cheers to your from our passionate garden. <3
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The Holler is humming,
with passion,
and flowers.
Bees buzzing,
pollen floating.
The garden thrums,
with the drum of life.
Cheers to your from our passionate garden. <3
Comments are closed.
Awesome pics. How do you capture such detail? I can even see the bees’ eyes. What kind of camera do you use and telephoto lens? Do you do photo enhancement? Very professional looking.
Wow, thank you. I am a strict amateur, been taking photos for around three years. I use a sony HX300, with a telephoto goes up to 50x with wide angle around 1200mm.
Good evening Cindy – I stand in awe of your artistry, both photographic and of words. Your combinations are beautiful… Thank you so much for sharing them with us…
Have a wonderful evening
Michael
Ohhhh, so thoughtful and so encouraging. People like you are why I love to blog! Thank you~
Thank you Cindy – Isn’t it beautiful how that works in both directions?
<3
Beautiful and so passionate it sizzles 🙂
Gardens are definitey not prudish, thank God!
I’m convinced that these flowers were left behind by aliens. They are among us. 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving, Cindy!
Yes I think you are right and the aliens are a force for happiness and good in the world, just like you and your doggies~ <3
Ahhhh…. 🙂
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Thank you Cindy! It’s amazing that you can get so many close-up photos of insects that are normally so shy.
Thank you Amy, it is such a fascinating world down there at the level of the insect. So much intricate detail we miss with our naked eyes~
Wow, what an incredible series of photos…I love the insight into the tiny world of insects/flowers and beauty that we simply don’t see at time when we walk by in a rush. You have such a great eye for the details and incredible things that bring beauty into our lives. Cheers and wish you a great week Cindy!
Ahhhh, I feel just the same about you. Blogging is a gift when it allows me to meet people like you my friend. We would never have looked at each others photos if it weren’t for the internet and we would have missed each others view of the world. I am grateful I have the chance to see the world through your extremely talented eyes~
Isn’t is amazing the gift of the internet, and really WordPress for us and everyone to connect around the globe. Sometimes that thought is just overwhelming 🙂
Honeybees always make me smile. Thanks.
If they made you smile than this post was worthwhile! 🙂
Wow! A passionate garden, indeed!
Florishing gardens always are and we can find happiness in them! <3
Stunning! 🙂
Merci beaucoup!
Fabulous photos as always. Beautiful flowers.
Awwww, very kind!
Well captured and perfectly titled!
Happy you think so~
A vibrant world within a world! Beautiul!
Like Horton Hears a Who, huh! 😉
Beautiful flower!
Pretty unique aren’t they!
They are not simple and have a lot of small details, shapes and color. This is why I like them.
das ist richtig toll, wünsche einen guten Tag, klaus
Danke, dass du mein Freund und haben eine tolle Woche !
Cheers to you, Cindy! The passion rocks, big time!
So glad you like it Resa and huhz to you my friend~
Very beautiful 🙂
Veru kind of you to say! <3
Wünsche einen schönen Tag wunderschöne Blumen die Blüte ist herrlich lieber Gruß und Freundschaft Gislinde
Sie sind eine besondere und wunderbare Person , Gislinde . Vielen danke~ <3 <3
Thanks for the follow! 🙂
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Passion Flower is a unique plant, but it can be aggressive. You managed to capture some really super shots. Good for you. 🙂
If by agressive you mean it spreads rapidly and takes over other plants, that is fine at The Holler as the amount of space out here and difficulty many plants have taking hold, requires more tenacious species~
Hey Cindy, yes that is what I meant.
Good, then it is in the right place! 🙂
Cheers to you from the passionate garden of my heart! Happy thanksgiving my lady. 💖
Happy Thanksgving to you Sherrie, This is our third together, and not that I am sentimental, but I am! <3 Happy Thanksgiving my dear friend~
Aww bless your heart. Im sentimental too. ❤️
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Such exquisite detail! I’ll bet the changing of the seasons is magnificent at the Holler. Keep well and enjoy the upcoming holidays Cindy.
Visa versa @ U X 2 my friend! <3
Hello Cindy! Beautiful pictures! I love the ones with the busy little bees. I’ve been hearing so much about how bees are disappearing so it’s awesome to see them here. 😀
We have soooo many of them. There are bee boxes here now too, about 100 of them!!!
Is that thing ugly, or beautiful, or both?! Hmmm…
My mother thinks it’s ugly……
Mother’s are never wrong. Just ask them, they’ll tell you that’s a known fact.
how come my kids don’t believe this???????????
Californias light is obviously fantastic for taking pics ! But, of course, it´s also the photographers eye and talent 🙂
You are right, the light is a huge help as poor light is horrible hinderance!
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