Gorgeous photography and flower. It is one of my favorite flowers that I have in my white garden. Here in California with the drought and water restrictions it is extremely difficult to keep the garden looking good. Thanks for a beautiful photo of this lovely delicate flower.
Thank you for visiting and for your kind comment, Mary. I imagine that a drought situation is a very difficult one indeed for gardens. We have had prolonged heat waves in Switzerland this year and plants and even trees have been suffering. Luckily, my plants are all in pots on my balcony and they don't suffer too much.
Such beautiful blues, almost lilac - love the depth of field you have achieved really lovely. My campanula are over now they seed around freely and I always look forward to their arrival every year.
so very lovely! this is usually one of the last wildflowers of the season this year being so dry they are nearly gone, hard to find i miss them already
Gina, I had four of these plants growing in my window boxes and the tiny blooms were gorgeous. I've cut them down hoping to get more flowers, but it may be too late in the season!
Hi Sandra, these are dreamy images that make me want to want to sit in the garden and dream.....I usually have some in my garden because here they are hardy little flowers but this summer I didn't get to plant any because of my knee. I certainly hope to have them in my garden next summer. Did you use your Fuji for these?
My Campanula are also blooming - mine are deep purple and white, the larger variety. I think they might be ringing in cooler weather here in the mountains. Your photos are dreamy and magical.
Gorgeous photography and flower. It is one of my favorite flowers that I have in my white garden. Here in California with the drought and water restrictions it is extremely difficult to keep the garden looking good. Thanks for a beautiful photo of this lovely delicate flower.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting and for your kind comment, Mary. I imagine that a drought situation is a very difficult one indeed for gardens. We have had prolonged heat waves in Switzerland this year and plants and even trees have been suffering. Luckily, my plants are all in pots on my balcony and they don't suffer too much.
DeleteWho doesn't love campanulas? They're soooo pretty xxx
ReplyDeleteIt's all the different shades of lilac and lavender and pink that does it for me!
DeleteSuch beautiful blues, almost lilac - love the depth of field you have achieved really lovely. My campanula are over now they seed around freely and I always look forward to their arrival every year.
ReplyDeleteI will see if mine come back next year! They are growing in my window-boxes. They are always such charming flowers!
DeleteSo pretty! I feel like I come to your blog for a moment of zen! :)
ReplyDeleteKate :}
Thanks, Kate! So glad you find it peaceful here!
DeleteSuch lovely peaceful colors..looking at a lavender sea with blues and a little green to keep me moving along. Great photos. Was this the new camera?
ReplyDeleteHi Mary, these were taken with my regular SLR and macro lens. It's true that all the shades of blue and lavender are very calming.
DeleteI love how you've created such a dreamy background for these little lovelies! They make me think of gentleness, peace, and sweetness!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cathy, they are such soft and reposeful tones that make me feel light and content.
DeleteOh, these are exquisite images I will see Campanula in a new light (!) from now on in.
ReplyDeleteHello Sophia! Campanula always remind me of fairies or sprites of Nature!
Deletegorgeous photography!
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day.
Thank you, Lissa. I sometimes feel that I'm painting with my camera lens - especially in macro!
Deleteso very lovely!
ReplyDeletethis is usually one of the last wildflowers of the season
this year being so dry they are nearly gone, hard to find
i miss them already
I've just cut mine back to see if they'll grow new dainty flowers!
DeleteOh wow! How exquisite!
ReplyDeleteYou often capture similar shades in your lovely sunsets!
DeleteWow, I love this post Sandra !
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lasse. Nice to see you!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of the campanula, Sandra. I had these growing in my Sacramento garden. I love the montage -- the images are so pretty put together.
ReplyDeleteGina, I had four of these plants growing in my window boxes and the tiny blooms were gorgeous. I've cut them down hoping to get more flowers, but it may be too late in the season!
ReplyDeleteHi Sandra, these are dreamy images that make me want to want to sit in the garden and dream.....I usually have some in my garden because here they are hardy little flowers but this summer I didn't get to plant any because of my knee. I certainly hope to have them in my garden next summer. Did you use your Fuji for these?
ReplyDeleteGarden memories to carry us through the winter months, Nancy!
DeleteStunning images in all your recent posts, but that's hardly a surprise.
ReplyDeleteIt's been lovely catching up here now my lap top's finally fixed :o)
So nice of you to visit, Annie. I'm glad your lap-top issues have been fixed!
DeleteThese are just gorgeous, Sandra!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those soft purples.
Thanks Lisa, these soft tones of purple and lilac and pink seem so uplifting to me!
DeleteMy Campanula are also blooming - mine are deep purple and white, the larger variety. I think they might be ringing in cooler weather here in the mountains. Your photos are dreamy and magical.
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in, Barb. Yes, I love the dreamy quality of these pastel coloured blooms. Yours must look lovely in purple and white too!
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