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1-10 Project: 1 Morning Glory Blossom
I am starting a new project, suggested by my dear friend Chrissy, and I would like to invite anyone who is interested to join in the fun! (A big welcome to Valfal (Valerie) who will be joining us! (By the way, you can join any time and catch up if I'm on the next number)
I only post about once a week these days, so it won't be stressful to keep up with me! Naturally, you can post all the pictures you want inbetween project pictures, but please wait for me to post the next in the series before you post yours. I will try to post my project picture every Monday morning. Anything goes for your subject(s) unless you choose to restrict yourself to something specific. That can be a fun challenge and you might choose to take pictures of a certain type of subject or a specific color, etc. The point is to have fun! :) Let me know in a comment that you're joining in on the fun and I'll add you to the list of people doing this project with a link so folks can see what you've come up with! :)
My first picture was really hard to pick, since you may know how often I choose to highlight one subject! But I finally decided on this glowing Morning Glory, which is growing in my wildflower section. So many flowers! It's just incredible how much these vines grow, and all over the place too! They are really amazing flowers and I've really been looking forward to them. I have a whole area devoted to them, and there will be several colors as they begin to bloom.
Explored on July 29, 2014. Highest placement, #1.
I only post about once a week these days, so it won't be stressful to keep up with me! Naturally, you can post all the pictures you want inbetween project pictures, but please wait for me to post the next in the series before you post yours. I will try to post my project picture every Monday morning. Anything goes for your subject(s) unless you choose to restrict yourself to something specific. That can be a fun challenge and you might choose to take pictures of a certain type of subject or a specific color, etc. The point is to have fun! :) Let me know in a comment that you're joining in on the fun and I'll add you to the list of people doing this project with a link so folks can see what you've come up with! :)
My first picture was really hard to pick, since you may know how often I choose to highlight one subject! But I finally decided on this glowing Morning Glory, which is growing in my wildflower section. So many flowers! It's just incredible how much these vines grow, and all over the place too! They are really amazing flowers and I've really been looking forward to them. I have a whole area devoted to them, and there will be several colors as they begin to bloom.
Explored on July 29, 2014. Highest placement, #1.
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belle semaine Janet bises!
Please post your superb photo in the Admin. Choice Photos thread at Amazing Details.
Love this one...........superb light shining through the flower, showing all it's lovely detail and a superb contrasting background! Cracking close up work as always!!!
Marvelous flower and bokeh!ઇઉ.¸¸.ઇઉ.¸¸.*
Of 70 Morning Glory plants... I have maybe 2 weak and dying ones left. Thanks to leaf miners and gophers.... sigh.........
Janet this is a wonderful start for 1. I Love the focus and the light and the color and the bokeh and the angle. It´s a PERFECT picture. What a beautiful flower as well.
I will post my 1 later in the day. JIPPIEH
Thanks for posting Beautiful Flowers
brava:)
have a great week
toute sa beauté jusqu'au moindre détails et sa couleur est sublime, de gros bisous Véronique
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Thank for sharing
Congrats on Explore! :)
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Buena tarde, Janet !
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This plant is often used for purposes other than recreation, as natives of Mexico consider the powder produced from its seeds a tool for divination and communion with spirits. Because of the widespread use among native tribes, Colonial rules initially feared Ololiuqui and banned it introducing harsh punishments for users. [Schultes, R.E. (2014). A CONTRIBUTION TO OUR KNOWLEDGE OF RIVEA CORYMBOSA THE NARCOTIC OLOLIUQUI OF THE AZTECS. Botanical Museum of Harvard University.]
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