Daisy Field Posted on June 21, 2011 by Sheila Creighton Posted in Flowers Tagged clover, daisies, daisy, field, London, Ontario, photography, pink, summer 16 Comments Happy Summer Solstice! © Sheila Creighton 2011 Share this:ShareFacebookEmailTwitterPinterestLinkedInTumblrLike this:Like Loading... Related
thanks Holly! yes we are in for rain the rest of the week…. so “they” say but it is nice right now so perhaps they are wrong… Reply
Very pretty and bright – clover and daisies together; a great combination! The daisies are like miniature suns. Happy Summer Solstice to you too! Reply
They are such sturdy, reliable flowers. This is a small field in the middle of the city right next to a busy road and the daisies and clover thrive here. Reply
thanks eremophila! just wish I could freeze time… now the days are getting shorter… and for you, longer! Reply
What a happy photo! Nice contrast to the gray skies we’ve had here the past couple of days.
thanks Holly! yes we are in for rain the rest of the week…. so “they” say but it is nice right now so perhaps they are wrong…
What a beautiful and clear photo.
This photo shows a strong sense of perspective
thanks cocomino – happy summer to you and your family!
Very pretty and bright – clover and daisies together; a great combination! The daisies are like miniature suns. Happy Summer Solstice to you too!
thanks Meanderer – happy summer to you too! loving the Stonehenge photos!
fresh, vibrant, the pictures so beautiful you can almost smell the fragrant flowers.
thanks island traveler! It sure is a great time of year – thanks for stopping by!
Ahhh, I love daisies 🙂
They just keep comming back again and again and again.
They are such sturdy, reliable flowers. This is a small field in the middle of the city right next to a busy road and the daisies and clover thrive here.
A perfect symbol Sheila for the summer solstice!
thanks eremophila! just wish I could freeze time… now the days are getting shorter… and for you, longer!
Special! 😉
thanks aj!
What kind of lens did you use to get this perspective?
it is my Pentax 18-35 mm… set around 20 mm to get the wide angle perspective.