Monthly Archives: March 2015
My Sunday Photo: 29 March 2015
As many people know, reflections fascinate me. This was one I found this week, and caught!
Project 365: Last Lap to Spring
March 15: The first really pretty tree in blossom that I had noticed this year. March 16: Roots of geranium cuttings just stuck in water! March 17: The afternoon sun catches these shiny ivy leaves. March 18: Surprise! A present … Continue reading
My Sunday Photo: 22 March 2015
This plant (periwinkle) grows wild in my dad’s garden. I think it’s quite pretty, though.
Project 365: Spring is Nearly Here!
4 March: An old gateway at the side of a churchyard; what stories could it tell? 5 March: In honour of my trusty conveyance passing its MOT test! 6 March: Quite literally, tete-a-tete! 7 March: It was bread that made … Continue reading
My Sunday Photo: 15 March 2015
One day this past week, I was on a short routine journey over country roads, and had briefly stopped (yes, you’ve guessed it – to photograph something else!) when I looked round and saw this skyscape. I had literally seconds … Continue reading
Project 365: Forward (to) March!
I didn’t make the linky last week, so I’m playing catch-up a bit! Here, I’m doing what should have been last week’s, plus three extra! I’ve also kept up my ‘long, hard look’ theme, that is, using a 70-300mm lens. … Continue reading
My Sunday Photo: 8 March 2015
Yesterday really felt like spring. This park is near to where my father lives. Just as I was watching these ducks and gulls, someone came by and threw pieces of bread into the air. This was the sudden, and often … Continue reading
Fragments from Firefly Phil 