When I read the weekly challenge, I pictured in my mind’s eye may deep rich colors. But when the challenger suggested even B&W could be saturated, I immediately thought of this image. The flower was a deep crimson color and I was unsure how it would turn out black and white. To say I was pleasantly surprised is an understatement. This image hangs in my living room.
Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated
27 Sep 2013 2 Comments
in Weekly Photo Challenge Tags: beauty, black and white, ck and white, nature, plants, saturated
Sunshine Incarnate
06 Aug 2013 2 Comments
in According to me, Just Photos Tags: lantanas, little flowers, love, nature, plants, sunshine, yellow
To Brighten Your Day!
Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh
20 Jul 2013 6 Comments
in Weekly Photo Challenge Tags: Fresh, iphone, nature, outdoors, plants, summer rain, Weekly Photo Challenge
What could be fresher than flowers after a summer rain? These were taken with my every handy iPhone using Camera+. (I do have a new camera, I just don’t have a card for it yet ran out of money)
Phoneography Challenge: My Neighborhood
09 Mar 2013 4 Comments
in Phoneography Challenge Tags: community, ipone, nature, neighborhood, phoneography, photography, plants
I don’t actually live in a neighborhood. I live in a rural area where I and many of my “neighbors” have a least five acres. So when WP set the phonographic challenge of photographing my neighborhood with my iPhone, I was at somewhat of a disadvantage. Plus, since we are in the midst of winter in Oklahoma, it is rather a bleak looking landscape.
I accepted the challenge and walked around my place photographing small portions of my landscape. I hope it meets the criteria. 🙂

Tiny little violas no bigger than the tip of my pinky grow heavily amongst the weeds. My grandchildren love these little flowers and hate when I mow them under.

The only thing that I have found that the iPhone can’t do is focus on something small in the foreground when there is a lot going on in the background. This was the closest I got; if anyone knows how to accomplish this, please let me know.

These dried weeds grow on my creek; they are about 7-8 feet tall. With the upward angle and the bright blue sky, they were a perfect subject for my iPone’s capability.
Have a great day!