Good evening, good afternoon,
good morning all you lovely
'Picture This' people.
This is Marianne, hosting the challenge this week.
This is Marianne, hosting the challenge this week.
Our theme this week is:
COLOURS OF THE RAINBOW
You can use any of the colours, or all of them if you wish!!
You can use any of the colours, or all of them if you wish!!
Up to you, I have none of any rainbows, so have chosen instead to take a couple of the colours:
ORANGE:
Congratulations on the wonderful banner rose, Pat. It looks great up there. I have a bit of technical problems yet again this morning, driving me batty. Back now now. :-)
ReplyDeletehehehhe they are all wonderful Marianne
ReplyDelete*psssssssssstttttt* Heidi, you reckon I got away with it ;-). thank you my friend. Hugs.
DeleteI love this theme and love the fantastic photos posted above.
ReplyDeleteThank you Nikhil, it is so nice to see you here. I thought the evil family had chucked you in jail or something, you seem to have disappeared or are you working FB now under alias?
DeleteA wonderful them and wonderful captures Marianne reflecting the colours of the Rainbow, lovely work ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Barry, I look forward to seeing yours :-) ((( )))
DeleteA wonderful series of colourful beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wildrose bud
DeleteWonderful seedpods
sweet little bird
Terrific use of a pair of boots
Incredible lovely blue sky
Beautiful indigo petals
Lovely violet flowers
You always have the most wonderful observations, Anders and the best and funniest comments ever. Thank you my friend.
DeleteYou're welcome, Marianne. <3
DeleteHi Marianne!! Many thanks for hosting. Hope you don't mind I tinkered a little bit with the wording on your post. A wonderful theme, and a super collection of photos to kick us off!! Love all the fine cobwebs on the red bud. That's a magnificent orange plant, what is it? Looks related to the 'aloe' family. Beautiful little yellow bird, I think this is my fave shot of your photos in this post. Something's a-foot in the garden in your 'green' shot!! LOL. Great shot of the little predator in the 'blue' photo. Lovely indigo hydrangea :-))
ReplyDeleteNot a problem, Mitch, I would have been surprised if you had not fiddled with it ;-)
DeleteThank you very much for your kind comments, yes it is an Aloe Ferox flowering, also called the bitter aloe, no idea why, I have never tried to eat the leaves, but they are used for traditional medicinal purposes.
The little yellow bird is Vinkie, our little rescue weaver bird, if you look closely you can see he is ringed on the right leg.
The green boots were shot at a local nursery, such an interesting little display they had put up.
The red bud is a rosehip. :-)
A wonderful selection of "tropical" colours from South Africa. I particularly like the orange flowers.
ReplyDeleteThank you Pat.
DeleteHi Marianne! Good to see you being this week's host and with a very good choice of theme....wonderful set of photos.... not easy to make a choice of my favourite(s), but the red, the orange and the yellow please my eyes, very much....
ReplyDeleteThank you so very much, Belita. Your praise means a lot to me *smile*
Deletehi Marianne, ty for visiting my place. love your wondrous pics , the first one is my favourite
ReplyDeleteThank you Nico.
DeleteWhat a fantastic theme and choice of photos, Marianne. I love all of these! My favorites are the little yellow bird and the galoshes used as vases!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Debby
DeleteFantastic colours all Marianne. You have some lovely photos here and love the lighting in the Sweetpea flowers.
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