Paula has supplied some good words this month for Pick a Word
I hope I can do her words justice with my photos this month. I do so love this photo challenge. I have done a bit of cheating using one of Kimskys drawings but I did take the photo for her portfolio.
cavernous
extractable
inhabitable
diurnal
conspicuous
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nice take on the words (and I miss this challenge – and hope to do it again sometime soon…) anyhow, kimsky’s art was good for extractable – and the diurnal image felt like an art set up.
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Thank you Yvette 🙂 I followed that butterfly for ages and when it sat on top of the flower…..magic
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I can imagine you following it – hahah
and the leaf to the left – and all this plain negative space makes this feel so abstract and has an indoor or outdoor or studio feel.
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Thank you Yvette 🙂 I like the way the leaf points to the butterfly as well. It is a Common Jezabel Butterfly. I can see the studio feel as well
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Common Jezabel coordinates with that bloom too –
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It is a Lantana flower, a bit of a pest species around here
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a pest? wow – well they are easy growers here and seemed to have a big surge of them in the garden world 2005 to 2010 –
like the potted plants would have multicolored lantana for the midrange hanging blooms –
and I did have some white lantana come back one year and it was a surprise and a gift –
but a pest – wow –
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Oh yes. I have impenetrable gullies filled with the spiky stuff. I spend a bit of my time pulling them out. The red variety is poisonous to stock so it is on the hit list so the neighbours animals don’t get sick.
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how interesting
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that last one is great, tell me about it.
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That was a cane fire in the distance
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spectacular.
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Want to get up close and get some cane fire photos
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Take care. but would make great shots. I am scared of fire.
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Love the stairwell and the fire especially, but they are a good selection, Brian 🙂 🙂
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Thank you Jo. I love how Paulas words resonate when thinking of photos. Some come easily, others take a bit of thinking 🙂
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Great, straightforward interpretations. I love them, Brian!
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Thank you Paula 🙂 Can hardly wait for this months words x
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