The more carefully I look, the more beauty I see.
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| Typing her Science summary this morning |
Another bromeliad flower spike this week, two days between the photos above.
Even the pesky onion weed now flowering is beautiful.
She may seem shy, but she's not camera shy for me! :)
Hope you are finding more beauty in your week too.
Sharing at Alicia's WW, This or That Thursday, Sneak Peek Friday.
What a delightful post! And such beautiful children! I never fail to find beauty in my week, but I'm always grateful for a reminder to do just that! And may you find even more as your week slips by!
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which are more stunning, more beautiful, more shining with wonder? Those girls of yours, or the flowers? Ooh that's a tough one! Girls win out... LOVE those photos!!
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Wunderschöne Fotos von den Girls und den Blumen ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteLiebe Grüße Eva
Awesome photos dear! So much Joy, Love and Simplicity in them.
ReplyDeleteI couldn't help but notice the intricate work your daughter has done in the first picture. I would be a very proud mum to display it....:-) That's a great job!!
ReplyDeleteYour gorgeous lovely looking daughters appear to be so different from one another. The first, doing the wonderful needlework, has a Pre-raphalite quality to her. I hope she takes this as a compliment as I think they are really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDear Rosemary, Miss E (now 20) takes this as a great compliment. She is a keen student of the Arts. Miss E's hair is also beautiful and very long, long enough to sit on.
ReplyDeleteNice flowers and girls :)
ReplyDeletevery beauty :)))
Thank you for your comment.
The second flower in my blogg is Aponogeton distachyos. Here are more info:
http://www.plantzafrica.com/plantab/aponogetondist.htm
My english is very poor :)))
Greetings Halina
Girls and flowers! Can't say which ones are the most beautiful...:)
ReplyDeleteIt's a pleasure to look!
Greetings
Basta querer ver!!LINDO! beijos,chica
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos! greetings...:)
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures . . . that first shot of the bromeliad is amazing - it looks like purple-painted fingernails sneaking out !Thanks for sharing your family and images with us. Blessings
ReplyDeleteBeauty is all around--we just have to take the time to "really look" at our surroundings. Your daughters are beautiful girls--life's greatest gift to a Mother. Have a lovely week. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful family, and delightful post.
ReplyDeleteI just love the first photograph.
Wishing you a wonderful day!
xo.
Bellissime fotografie, l'ultima mi piace assai! un abbraccio...ciao
ReplyDeleteThey all make me smile. Can't believe you're the mom to 8 children--I'm exhausted thinking about it--but I know each and every day is full of adventure. We have one, away at college, and he calls me each day about each adventure he has--he keeps me in stitches. Hope you're having a good week.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, what an eye you have!
ReplyDeleteExcellent flower macro's. The girl clsoe up is surprising and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Very lovely images. That last one brings a smile to my face!
ReplyDeleteYour daughters cross stitch is gorgeous, it's a large project that I am sure has developed perseverance and patience!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous captures as always, your creamy backgrounds are flawless! But the best capture of all...a wide eyed, enthusiastic daughter!
You capture beauty beautifully!! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely--both the girls and the flowers! The macro of the onion flowers are so pretty. And the little freckled redhead girl is just adorable. She looks like a pixie.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!! YOUR FLOWER PICS ARE ALWAYS AMAZING!! AND VERY BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN YOU HAVE!!! ARE ALL YOURS? HAVE A GOOD DAY GREETS FROM SARAH
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah. Thank you for your lovely comments. Yes all three girls are my daughters. I have six daughters (including one set of identical twins) and two sons.
ReplyDeleteThese are all definitely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing the things I find now that I'm looking through a lens! Wonderful images you're sharing today!
ReplyDeleteThese are such great shots! I absolutely love that last shot though! It's fantastic! Love all of the freckles and those eyes! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely photographs and wonderful POV, Karen. Thank you for this. xo
ReplyDeleteAre those your daughters? They are very pretty I love the freckles.
ReplyDeleteYour flower pictures are very lovely too. :)
cuties+beauties:-))
ReplyDeleteGreat shots I love the concentration in the first one.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful photos, love them
ReplyDeleteLovely images. Your girls are beautiful. And the "not so shy" one made me smile!! What a expression which speaks volumes. I gather she is quite a delightful character... cute freckles too :)
ReplyDeleteAm I right in thinking that older miss e and youngest miss e have very similiar features/ looks? How are you going by the way? It's blowing a gale here today.
ReplyDeleteAhhh, it is beautiful - thanks for sharing it all with us - the children are so precious! And I like the cross stitch! (I like that hobby too)
ReplyDeleteThese are all delightful but the last one has a chuckle I can't get rid of... so sweet! The first one is also amazingly deep with thought... Again all are lovely... thank you for sharing a glimpse into your world. very encouraging! Family is such a gift.
ReplyDeleteWonderful images and beautiful faces. I love this post. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful photos! Lovely flowers and lovely daughters. There is so much beauty in our world! I am so grateful for mine...I know you are for yours!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, hollyhocks are a common American bloom, but kind've old-fashioned. A lot of people don't bother to grow them anymore, and I just love them! Thanks for your encouraging comments about my photos!
What beautiful photos! Wandering over from Studio JRU's Sneak Peak Friday... xoxo
ReplyDeleteOne thing is for sure, you will never run out of wonderful things to photograph!
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