Thursday, 19 February 2009

A Misty Morning...







This morning it was really misty and a fog had settled amongst the trees in the garden and in the fields behind the house.

The Snowdrops are in full bloom at the moment in the back garden around the 'Nothing Tree' and the pear tree with signs of the occassional Daffodil peeping through the surface of the soil....so...before I'd even had a cuppa I borrowed Stiggy's camera and had a saunter to the bottom of the garden to capture a few eery images of the trees and a few Snowdrop shots.










The Snowdrop photo imparticular looks much better when enlarged as the dew from the mist was still on the leaves and the heads of the flowers.

19 comments:

Carol Q said...

your photos are fab Jo. you are clever!

joanne wardle said...

beautiful photos Jo, I love snowdrops, especially when there are so many!

Suse said...

fabulous photos Jo!

Anonymous said...

These are stunning photos - you are so clever at taking them. I can 'feel' the mist and the damp and wet. Are these all in your 'new' garden. They must have been planted years ago to have been so established.

'One misty moisty morning,
When cloudy was the weather.
There I met an old man clothed all in leather'.................

Dave wasn't out and about too was he LOL

Jo Capper-Sandon said...

thankyou everyone :0)

These are all in the garden at the back of the house Lottie...the previous owners were here 30 years and loved gardening so we have lots of bulbs and established plants luckily :0)...lol @ the rhyme lol

Don said...

Did you know there were snowdrops when you bought the place?

I may have bought it just for them.

Very nice.

Jo Capper-Sandon said...

No we had no idea there were so many Don, it was a lovely suprise last year. We exchanged contracts last January and each month on from that the garden was forever changing with new bulbs and flowers. I love it.

Joanne said...

snowdrops (Galanthus) are my second most favourite flower of all. Your photos show it off at its best. Did you know that one plant has just sold on an auction site for £56!!!! It was rare! xx

Odetta said...

Your pictures are stunning. They are showing us the gifts of life! Thank your for sharing!

Nathan said...

Snowdrops are lovely. A nice blog too.

Vicki G said...

OMG Jo!!! I just discovered this little piece of heaven this morning!

Your photographs are BREATHTAKING.........I could almost feel as if I were there this morning. May I add you to my Photography Link? Have to rush to work, but I am coming back to see more later!

Just curious what month you were born........If you are a '64 Baby, we're the same age.......... Mine's September

have a wonderful Day.......

Laurie in MN said...

I've never seen snowdrops. They look like a bulb flower. The third picture with the dew drops would make a beautiful card.

Lynne said...

Fabulous photographs! We also have a bought a house with a garden where bulbs keep popping up month after month. Great blog. Lynne x

Anonymous said...

Fabulous photos Jo! Nature gives us such inspiration for use of colour in our art! When you going to take some more photos then? Lol!

Kim Dellow said...

Oh wonderful photographs, I love snowdrops. Kim

Zuzu's Blog said...

beautiful piccys.. and HUGS ( i dont usually DO hugs lol ) .. thanks for commenting on my blog.. its in a state of shock after a years neglect .. hope you and yours are doing OK Jo x

Zuzu's Blog said...

beautiful piccys.. and HUGS ( i dont usually DO hugs lol ) .. thanks for commenting on my blog.. its in a state of shock after a years neglect .. hope you and yours are doing OK Jo x

Eloise said...

what beautiful photos you have. you do have an eye for nature photos. They make me smile. :)

:)) ...Вика said...

Красивые фотографии! Как прекрасен этот мир!