The sunflowers grew tired of growing in their garden.
So they picked up long legs and walked away.
After traveling awhile, they arrived at The Holler, hot and bothered.
They realized too late, as we often do, how good they had it in their garden.
I put them in water, and took their photos, cheering them up considerably.
I hope their sunburst cheers you too~
Note: the color in these photos is not enhanced. I have been experimenting with food coloring in flower water. Blue makes some incredible effects which I will show you later. If you’re interested check out:
http://www.wikihow.com/Dye-Flowers
magnificent photos, you never disappoint! 🙂
Aww, thank you! The sunflowers helped out substantially~ 🌻🌻
A beautiful sunburst. Like the flowers we all need freshening up at times!
We certainly do!
(image source google)
Oh nice!
Very cool about the symbiotic nature of flowers, colors and life, Cindy. May we all take the joy and beauty into our lives and spread it like flowers across our communities! Let it take “root” in harmony and peace. . . ❤
You write and think beautifully Robin. Be well my friend~
Flower Bursts Forth in
Resplendent Lustrous Color
As Sun on the Earth
~~dru~~
Cindy, may I use one of your brilliant photos to illustrate my haiku on my blog? ~~dru~~
I would be very honored and thank you for asking. You can use my images whenever you like~
Gorgeousness!
Muchas gracias amiga mia y abrazos y besos~
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¡Qué preciosidad de flores! Me ha encantado la colección. Un abrazo, amiga ❤
Muchas gracias amiga mia y abrazos y besos~
These beauties have soul!! Thanks for sharing, Cindy 😃 Have a wonderful week!
I am happy you can feel their souls! Happy Monday Lorrie~
Very pretty petals and great link! I’ve never thought to
dye flowers, but now wanna try that too 🙂 💜 Jackie@KWH
Please let me know the results and cheers to you~
Yes, these definitely brightened my day as I love orange!
It brightened my night to hear this! ❤
Brilliant…!!!…:-)
That is what I think of your work so, visa versa 2UX2~ ❤
🙂
Awesome.
Awww, thank you so much!
Missed this post-sorry about the late comment. My wife plants every year sunflowers and then harvests them to feed the birds over the winter when no other food is readily available. She sits each morning with her coffee and enjoys watching them eat out of my computer room window. .
Your wife is a kindred soul. She and I would understand each other. We have a pomegranate orchard. I leave the fruit on the trees for the birds and we get flocks and fabulous varieties. The pomegranates are winter food and drought liquid for the birds. Birds are a daily blessing as you and your wife know. ❤