Mirabelle Plum Blooms by helanker
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Mirabelle Plums are wild and grew all over this area. There is still alot of them around, but of course not as many, as when this house was built 46 years ago. At that time, this area was fulll og Mirabelles, Willow Bushes, Broom, Heather and Crackling, Bluebells and alot of other wonderful plants and flowers. We have kept a few of these, but not as much, as I would have liked. I would have loved to keep the original flora.
Have a beautiful day. We have still beautiful weather. Just now its sunny, almost no wind and 21C. Perfect. And i have finally begun painting on a bigger canvas. So I´ll go now, because I am busy !!! :-)
Comments (10)
Awesome!
A superb shot Helle beautiful blooms indeed!!
Beautiful! Our TZ cameras are so hamdy for this sort of thing.
Amazing capture Helle. God bless.
Pert and pretty, these plum blooms are, just writhing with energy. And I never heard of the other plants you were referring to.
They look lovely - wonderful shot, Helle!
I hope you'll share that painting with us when it's done. 😀
Sooooooo beautiful!!
first, do you guys eat the plums? I assume you still get plums from these trees---are they good? Second, this is another bursting, eye popping tree-flower capture from you. The thick darkness around it makes the blooms just pop out. I've noticed---you can correct me if I'm wrong---that tree-based flowers are more primal than ground based. They have those spindly stamens, and the petals are more ragged. They look like flowers probably looked long before humans cultivated them---and I love them. You have a real feel for this kind of flower. A beautiful and luminous photo.
the painting you mentioned above: was it the one you sent me in your letter? I assume the ptg is bigger than the jpg, if that's the case: I have to tell you, that painting in your letter reminds me of Matisse. And, while I can't put my finger on it, it feels monumental. I mean, it has a 'monumental' feeling to it, it really does. Very bold. Lots of space and a strong, strong female sitting. You seem to have made a very strong presence with it. I'll write about it more when I finish a letter to you; but if the big version is like the small, I'm very impressed.
sweet capture of this wonderful tree's blossoms