I have the best Dad. He knows how much I love flowers. This week (just for no reason-see, he is the best Dad) he sent me these flowers.
He also sent me a link to an article about how to dry flowers at home. Most of you know that I can kill any plant (even the ones people give you and say “oh this one is so hardy even you can’t kill it”) but I figure maybe that talent will come in handy for this project.
Speaking of projects…you know I can’t have flowers and not take pictures. My kids run in terror when they see the camera but flowers can’t do that. They sit there patiently while I take 20 shots of each flower from every angle only to decide that none of those shots are any good. I decided to use this opportunity to take before and after pictures of my flowers. I thought it would be fun to compare them later. When the winds turn cold and everything green in North Dakota is buried under a foot of new fallen snow, I will be enjoying my summer flowers…and I will photograph them once again.
2 comments:
If I'm the best Dad, it's only because I have the best daughter.
Gorgeous pics . . . I hope your project turns out so I can have more gorgeous pics of the dried ones. My screen-saver is a wonderful garden of all the beautiful flowers you've nurtured with your camera.
- Dad -
Dads are just the best! Our Daddy's get "Dad of the Year"! You got flowers....I got a purse - seriously...we are blessed little girls! I love the flowers. Once again...AWESOME PHOTOS!!
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