Enjoying this rose bush in my backyard. The blooms start dark and end up light yellow.
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that was my favorite rose at my old home !! It is simply gorgeous !! Thanks for the beauty
beautiful, phil!!!
do you have tomatoes this summer too?
Judi,
Yes. Not yet ripe but coming along. Also strawberries!
That’s a great shot. I like the framing, placement of rose, the way the pipes appear–adds contrast and color to a “flower” picture. Nice job. 🙂 (What kind of camera did you use?)
Looks like a Nikon Coolpix L11 🙂 (The camera information is embedded in the photo; I didn’t know if Phil would have time in the next few days to respond.)
Ron, That’s a little scary!! I’m sending out my personal information in a pic? You are absolutely right about the L11.
Amy, are you playing with me? I just too the picture. Not particularly good with the framing part so if you liked it, I was lucky.
I had thought of replying by saying how the picture had told me your height, hair color, location, and brand preference for polo shirts, but thought it might not be well received.
However, most cameras these days embed information about the photo: date/time (1 June, 6:33pm), make of camera, aperture (F2.8), shutter speed (1/30 sec). Nothing frightening there.
i think it’s very scary what ron can find out about people on the internet 🙂
my tomatoes are doing ok thus far too. we just have wild strawberries that clog up the lawn. and basil, i have a small pot of basil.