Dianthus and shadows
Only at certain times of the year, when the sun is in the right place in the sky in relation to my balcony, do the shadows of the flowers and the rails fall on the wall like this. It is a brief period, fleeting and ephemeral.
(Taken at: Sydney)
Welcome to my new blog!
This is the first post on my new blog, devoted to flowers (but you guessed that, didn’t you?), plants, trees and gardens. Thanks for checking it out! I hope you’ll join me on the journey.
Flowers by Kaz 
Lovely shadow! Dianthus / carnations fell out of favour here, but they do look lovely in a traditional English cottage garden, which I know is not what YOU have 😀
I look forward to seeing what gems you have in store for us (and hopefully learning the names of some of the plants I captured in Aus)
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How about a traditional English cottage planter? 😉 I suspect I will disappoint you re the names, alas. I have a post coming up this week with “unknown spiky orange flowers”.
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The shadows look wonderful.
All the best for your new blog 🙂
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Thanks Ruchi!
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I reckon most of us have both time and inclination to regard happily the beauty of the plant kingdom, Kaz … Well, *I* do ! 🙂
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Me too — especially now that I have regained months of free time that I previously wasted on writing and promoting! 🙂
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Tell me about it …
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