Shyly she hides her face in shadow her beauty concealing,
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About Me
- Arija
- At present South Australia
- Ancient as time, favourite tree: the oak, animal: the wolf, flower: Anemone hepatica, place: a forest near water.Bird: too numerous to name,camera permanently grafted to hand, lover of light, nature, the sea, mountains, deserts,all forests, musing on the essence of being,loving all things great and small, caring for this wonderful planet of ours.
Reflections
polychromatic paeony
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Today's flowers
Sunday's Flowers
leaves
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skywatch
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Birds Galore
imagine-in-ing
Wordless Wednesday
Water is Precious
OUR WORLD
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Nature Notes
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Sunday Bridges
This Week's Blooms
My very own award
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The Bella Sinclair Award
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My portrait by the wonderful Ces
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Phenominal Woman Award
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blog in bloom
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Pure Gold
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Perfection?
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Bird Photography
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A Once a Year Award
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Think
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Approaching storm
hope it rains on this parched parade
Kip
faithful hound protecting ute from cows
snowflake
who says spring's not on the way?
Amonita
Miracle in the morning
Shrine to Mucki
First farm dog's home
Magnolia soulangiana 'Lennei'
In my Mt.Lofty garden
Hopeful Friday
Another Award
Thank you Robin Maria Pedrero for thinking me worthy of this award.
A New Award
Thank you Reader Wil for thinking of me
Sheep in home paddock
I miss the variety of colours in deep winter. Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteshe is beautiful, even with her face hidden in shadow
ReplyDeleteNow those are shadow shots to brighten my day here in cold, windy, rainy Seattle! Gorgeous captures as always, Arija! Have a beautiful weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Peonies are such gorgeous flowers...and how well you've doubled their beauty by including their shadows.
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteAh, the warmth of summer (in Oz) allows the flowers to bloom and thrive. The sun is strong, the shadows stronger. The warm day is lovely, a day to savor (not quite up here where it is cold - yet the sight of a beautiful flower is warming to me!)
ReplyDeleteLovely warm summer flowers on this cold UK day - thank you:-)
ReplyDeleteI love the shadows on the first bloom, Excellent capture Arija. Have a great weekend. Jo
ReplyDeletePeonies are such lovely flowers, something to look forward to each spring.
ReplyDeleteyour shadowy flowers are beautiful. they give me hope for warm days in the future...no matter how far away that is...
ReplyDeleteFabulous ShadowShots. Peonies shadows are flawless!!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful shadows!
ReplyDeleteShadows at play
Oh how beautiful...sigh..I will think of these on my snowy slog to the feeders...thank you...makes me feel better to think I can help some of the wildlife through the winter...Michelle
ReplyDeleteGreat photos. Thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Boonie
Buona giornata.
ReplyDeleteMyriam :))
I adore the shy flower. I bet she dances like a crazy loon while nobody is watching. I hope you have a most beautiful Christmas :)
ReplyDeleteWhat delicate old world beauty in this fading rose, they are still the queen in the world of flowers!
ReplyDeletebeautiful shadows...I miss roses so, this time of year while it is cold here in the northern hemisphere. Thank you for bringing a bit of summer to those of us in the darker season.
ReplyDeleteThe last flower casts such a beautiful series of shadow shapes! Gorgeous!
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