I thought I would continue with my Snowdrop theme this week even though I have some nice Skywatch photos with sunsets and sunrises in them. To end my photos of Snowdrops I thought I would share a different view again. I left you with a teaser on Tuesday so you might get an idea as to what I am showing.
The teaser was taken the previous day. The next day I noticed the snowdrops open
If you are wondering how I got my camera to take these photo I used my iphone laid down and took the photo on my apple watch
One in focus the other just out of it.
Sun shines on the snowdrops
First try was a few days previous with the sky in the background
The iphone tilted to get the shot
I liked how it shone through the petals
The look tall but are small
It is not somthing I can do with my camera that easy
Happy Skywatch
These are wondrous!
ReplyDeleteThank you William
DeleteSuch pretty blooms. I love the upward perspective on the first few photos!
ReplyDeleteIt was an Idea I had to see if |I could get n upward shot of a snowdrop being as they are only around 6" tall if that
DeleteBeautiful photos. I love how you see your world there.
ReplyDeleteNeed to see it from all angles
DeleteNice shots, with a creative viewpoint!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you appreciated it
DeleteBeautiful angles and a great way of presenting these blooms.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
I pondered how to do it for while
Deleteall such lovely pics showcasing snowdrops
ReplyDeleteThank you, they are at their best by soon will gone
DeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteThese are great shots. You covered these pretty blooms from every angle.
ReplyDeleteFantastic shots, very creative.
ReplyDeleteYou must have a good phone camera, mine doesn't take nearly as good images.
ReplyDeleteBy co-incidence, I have just received snowdrop bulbs for planting. I loved them in the garden in Victoria. I hope that they will also grow in the warmer climate of Queensland.
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