Fitz and Floyd witch cookie jar
Witch tea pot with black cat handle
This little witch is marked Unieboek, B.V. 1979
Pewter witch hat and broom candle snuffer
German die cast black cat
Mushroom in the herbs...
Chick and Hens
Cranes bill
Ladies Mantle flower
Strawberry blossom
Broccoli
Chive flower
Thousands of these roses are blooming now. I almost dug these bushes out in early spring. Now I am glad I didn't.
Dead Nettle flower...wait....this isn't Dead Nettle...I forget what this is!!!!!
Blueberries....I have never seen so many blueberries as I have this year.
Ceramic mushroom chimes in the lower garden.
My favorite....Mountain Laurel blooms.
Paper Bark Maple trunk
Hydrangeas just before blooming....
Bronze planter..unplanted...maybe if I stopped taking pictures I could get some things done!
Edamame
Snap pea bloom
Snap pea......cool!!!
Red strawberry blossom...not sure why these are red?
Comments
Kisses from a Brazilian witch.
You are getting good with your macro!
The little figurine marked unieboek 1979 isn't a witch though. It is Dutch and it is the wife of David de kabouter ( David the gnome), very popular here in The Netherlands in the seventies and eighties. David and his world were drawn by the Dutch artist Rien Poortvliet. There was a cartoon series about him too. I've got one of his books about the gnomes. It is a lovely figurine. The little gnome women are so nice to look at ; ) Good luck with collecting and I will visit again soon, because I love your site !!!
Regarding my camera: it's a 4.7 megapixel camera. Two months ago I nearly bought a 12 megapix Canon Rebel. It has everything. It's a Canon. It's great in low-light, it's lightweight, it has a bunch of fancy settings and features, great image quality.
Then I saw some sample pictures. Next I looked at the samples from this 4 megapix job. There was no contest. These pictures looked like they came from a film camera. The Canon pictures looked like they came from a digital camera.
The camera is from a manufacturer that doesn't even make cameras - they make lenses. So I bought the Sigma SD14 with a Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 DC OS Zoom Lens. It's not for everybody. It's heavy, it's not a point and shoot, has only rudimentary features, it's terrible in low-light. But I love it. Can you tell?
I like those ceramic mushrooms. And I see your dog. One bite and he'd swallow up my angel (4 pounds!)
What kind of camera did you get recently?
And don't stop taking pictures, please ! lol