The Word for Wednesday that Donna of Garden Walk Garden Talk is hosting this week is 'Texture and Pattern'.
Since everything is with texture and pattern, the difficulty here is to limit the length of this post.
I do not intend to limit to texture and pattern found in my garden alone.
I do not intend to limit to texture and pattern found in my garden alone.
There were many huge ferns plants at the highlands which I visited a few days ago.
I find the patterns to these unfurling fern fronds rather captivating and am posting 6 photos of them.
I find the patterns to these unfurling fern fronds rather captivating and am posting 6 photos of them.
Below are the soft texture of the grass on the highlands and wavy patterns formed by the mountains.
Back at home, I continued my quest to look for more texture and pattern.
As soon I picked up the camera, the furry texture below, demanded to tag along as he loves to be outdoors.
Out of all the captures, I think the highlight of today is this blue feathery friend.
It is such a delight to see a White-throated Kingfisher having a feast in my garden!
To be honest, this is a regular visitor but it maintains its distance so we had to get a zoom lens.
The above is a collage of some of the textures I see around me.
Notice that my first few passion fruits shall be ripe soon?
To be honest, this is a regular visitor but it maintains its distance so we had to get a zoom lens.
The above is a collage of some of the textures I see around me.
Notice that my first few passion fruits shall be ripe soon?
Do head over to Garden Walk Garden Talk for an INFORMATIVE post of 'Texture and Pattern'.
Enjoy others' takes on this theme or join us with your own interpretation.
Enjoy others' takes on this theme or join us with your own interpretation.
