Hello.......... Over the past week I've taken part in a mindful photography project over on Facebook and just like the last time 'here' I thought I'd share the images on my blog.
The aim was to take take 5 photos in one week, of the things in life which make you feel Grateful, Happy, Loved, or Valued, so here's my five.
Photo one: Represents a family Easter. Here at the Summerhouse it just wouldn't be Easter without a retro style Jelly bunny, (from a vintage orange mould) this years bunny was Pineapple flavoured with Lime Jelly for grass.
Photo two: Is a quick pic of the Easter Yarny Chums, who helped to decorated our mantle, both bunnies were gifts from crafty friends and I made the chicks. It's lovely to have a little yarny goodness mixed in amongst the eggs and flowers
Photo three: Is of a Camellia that my Dad planted, it means a lot to see it flower each year
since he passed away, there is only one bloom on it this year but it sure is a stunner, with thanks to my lovely Dad xx
Photo Four: Is Another favourite from the garden, I love the flowering
currant, in fact I could write a whole post on how stunning this plant is, it's just the perfect pink, looking amazing against the Spring greens but even more so against clear blue skies it has flaw however and that's it's fragrance, but hey ho no ones perfect.
Photo Five: Is about loving all the fresh news greens, it's wonderful to see the trees waking up from winter snoozes
Well that's my five mindful photo's, as it turned out all inspired by the season, thanks for taking the time to have a look Joining in with Amy's Five on Friday
Clare xx
I love the idea of "mindfulness photography." I might have to try that myself. Your photos are so beautiful. My favorite is the Camellia. <3
ReplyDeleteAwww... your Easter Yarny Chums are simply delightful! And your photos are truly beautiful, my dear. Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteNice collection of beautiful pictures !
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wonderful pictures and best wishes from Austria
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The "mindful photography" is a wonderful idea! I find that taking photos in general makes me more aware of my surroundings. Yours are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteViewing some of the sights that you have enjoyed brought me pleasure as well, Clare. Thanks for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Clare.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
such cute knitting and beautiful flowers. isn't spring just lovely
ReplyDeleteYour yarny chums are adorable, Clare.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
I have only just seen these! Love your photos especially that jelly bunny, we used to have one as kids too...must buy myself one!
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