MrsM sees the other tourists
taking close-up pictures of the poppies
and sighs inwardly.
MrsM is so over that sort of photo nowadays.
MrsM considers an interesting mosaic
of the box hedging, green on green
Or maybe an artistic contrast between
the angles and the straight lines.
But when she gets closer she finds herself
strangely drawn to the poppies
and immediately changes her mind.
No shame in that.
taking close-up pictures of the poppies
and sighs inwardly.
MrsM is so over that sort of photo nowadays.
MrsM considers an interesting mosaic
of the box hedging, green on green
Or maybe an artistic contrast between
the angles and the straight lines.
But when she gets closer she finds herself
strangely drawn to the poppies
and immediately changes her mind.
No shame in that.
Poppies are wonderful, but I think those are just the ornamental kind.
ReplyDeleteand that is why Georgia O'Keeffe is one of my favorite artists. I love her poppies.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is really awesome.
You cannot NOT take photos of poppies.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking from experience
Lovely. Glad you didn't resist their siren song....
ReplyDeleteN.
Poppies, of all types, can be fascinating.
ReplyDeleteJust look what we would have missed.
ReplyDeleteNice indeed.
It's called the art of seduction...... I feel the same about tulips.
ReplyDeleteThey are SO beautiful, the way they unfold to perfection, from their crinkled emergence, initially.
ReplyDeleteso glad you couldn't resist x
ReplyDeleteIt's a woman's prerogative I've always been taught
ReplyDeleteNo shame at all! The poppies and the photos are gorgeous. K x
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely no shame at all. They are gorgeous.
ReplyDeletebeautiful poppies!
ReplyDeleteThey are just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful pictures! You know how I love flowers!
ReplyDeleteThese poppies remind me of fireworks. What great colours!
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