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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

PHOTO CHALLENGE, DAY 19

Day 19: "Orange"




A rose is a rose...... these are a very cheerful orange colour. My sis Pammie bought these for me. :-)


PEACE!
Love Jude

posted by Jude at Wednesday, June 22, 2011

4 Comments:

Blogger Dick said...

Macro photos are fun and flowers are a great subject for them. Try a spray mister to give a few water droplets on the petals and see how they catch the light.

11:40 AM, June 22, 2011  
Blogger Jude said...

Yes I agree, flowers make great macro shots. I've got some great macro shots of our flowers just after a rain outside, and I love getting a good raindrop shot!

7:34 PM, June 22, 2011  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Never heard of an Orange rose. Looks very nice!

8:38 PM, June 22, 2011  
Blogger Jude said...

Thanks Jer!

9:57 PM, June 22, 2011  

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