In honor of the first day of Spring, I’ve changed my header* and added a late entry to the “inside” challenge theme. While visiting my sister’s home in Richmond last Spring, I found her beautifully blooming azaleas were attracting Tiger Swallowtail butterflies and bumblebees. Here are just a few of the hundreds of shots I took of these insects plunging “inside” these blooms for nectar and pollen.
Josh R. suggests: Showing things relative to other things allows you to emphasize a particular subject (a ship in a bottle), show juxtaposition (a clown drinking in a bar) or abstract themes (oil in a puddle). The “inside” idea can be as wide-open as your imagination wants to make it. From the simple to the absurd, it works on almost any level. Click HERE for more “inside” entries.
* I mentioned the seasonal change of this blog’s header in The Seasons of Life.
I love this …. I need to check out this challenge – looks fun! Bren
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Thanks, Bren. I appreciate you stopping by.
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The pictures are really beautiful! As the flowers and the bumble bee.
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Thank you, Ninna. I spent hours watching and photographing this wonderful process of pollination. Thanks for checking out my entry!
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Very well spent hours, I think! 🙂
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