Picture please

July 22, 2007 lavenderlady 13 comments

At the farms today there were lots of people with cameras…and why not! The lavender was in it’s glory. Rumor has it that the power outage was due to a fire at the Luella substation. People lost power from Diamond Point to Carlsborg. Fortunately it stayed on at my house. I had quilters here and they do like to have their machines running. We will see tomorrow when the PDN comes out. We are small enough here that we do not have a Saturday paper.

Lavender, Photos by Lavender Lady none

Comments

Written by Annie about 5 years ago.

She looks like a flower herself, in among the blooming lavender.
Written by Sally about 5 years ago.

That’s just FABTASTIC. Great shot.
Written by z about 5 years ago.

Oh my, that looks wonderful! A treat for the eyes and the nose!
Written by photowannabe about 5 years ago.

The colors supurb and the way you framed the redhead with the purple flowers is a winner.
Written by Fénix about 5 years ago.

Delightful! There’s a house in Portland, ME with a fantastic lavender garden, as plush and beautiful as the patch in your photo. The lady makes dreamy lavender wreaths and sachets.
Written by Carol about 5 years ago.

What a great photo!! I’ll be there ASAP with my sewing machine!
Written by iBlowfish about 5 years ago.

Good catch, I really like this composition.
Written by Olivier about 5 years ago.

superbe cette photo, perdue dans la jungle de lavande ;o) bravo
superb this photograph, lost in the jungle of lavender; O) cheer
Written by travelphilippines about 5 years ago.

awww im loving those lavender… she’s soo lucky to be sorrounded by lots of lavender.
Written by Kate about 5 years ago.

This is a perfectly delightful photo, Norma. Deserves to be framed!
Written by Joe about 5 years ago.

great pictures
Written by Ann about 5 years ago.

Oh what I would do to be sitting in that Lavender field!
Written by cergie about 5 years ago.

I can imagine all the butterflies !
And the smelling

I’m sure it was a gorgeous pleasure to be there and have the luck to take some (plenty) pictures…