Monday, September 7, 2009
Late summer colors...
I went out on the screened porch this afternoon to grab a quick nap before an appointment, and I got sidetracked when I noticed this yellow spider hiding on this yellow flower. When I took them outside to photograph them, I got sidetracked by the poke berries and their leaves. Of course there was no time for a nap, but the colors were worth it. Only sorry the poke leaves colors don't come across so well on the web. Just imagine they're redder and greener...
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4 comments:
Wonderful to wake up to such beautiful color. Spider somehow looks familiar.
Beautiful.......
Great eye, Honor, I love these!
And I've never seen a yellow spider before...
Beautiful spider and leaf photos, thank you for sharing your work.
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