It has been some time since visited the National Trust
garden at Mount Stewart near Newtownards and I was very annoyed because when I was
away in Africa, I missed the wonderful autumn colours. So on Sunday, as the weather was good, I paid
the gardens a visit and I was not disappointed.
Over the next 3 days I will share the photographs I took. Because I assumed (quite wrongly!) there
would be no autumn colour around the lake, I thought I would photograph any
flowers I came across in the other gardens.
I have experimented with both shots and framing and I hope you will like at least one
of them. So sit back, put it into slide mode
and enjoy.
I hope you enjoyed these beautiful flowers still
blooming at the end of November. I
wonder can you pick a favourite?
Now
tomorrow, I will take you with me round the gardens and and we will see many different
shapes and types of fences in this beautiful garden.
Thanks for visiting.
Many thanks for your kind comments.
A colourful report. Personally I would have chosen between the pictures which look almost the same. It decreases the number of pictures without loosing anything. Nr 8 I like the best.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Kees
HI Kees perhaps I will take a few out. It might be better that way. Thank you for visiting, commenting and letting me know your favoutie
DeleteJust beautiful. Thank you., though the eighth and the last photo are virtually indestinguishable.
ReplyDeleteHI EC The shots are edited the same however the frames are very different making it a different shot. I prefer the last one. It is the first time I have used this framing.
DeletePerfect visions of the vibrant and colorful nature.
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Mersad Donko Photography
Margaret, a gorgeous collection of beautiful blooms. Have a happy Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully framed images Margaret.
ReplyDeleteVerry nice photos ;-)
ReplyDeleteCéline & Philippe
They are beautiful, number 2 is my favourite, superb.
ReplyDeleteOne word...SPECTACULAR!!
ReplyDeleteI think these are all just gorgeous Margaret! Have to say that I just love this first one though . What gorgeous colors in these gardens! Your frames are also quite a nice addition. Do you like to do collages too? I think that is alot of fun, although I don't do them very often. Best to you!
ReplyDeleteA treat indeed . . . a white world all around here!
ReplyDeleteBringing thankfulness to the plate as well . . .
I found it amazing that there were so many blooming flowers. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteHello Margaret, thank you for visiting my blog :)
ReplyDeleteYou sure take wonderful pictures.
My favourite is the gingko because of the nice autumn colors,
second is the last one, it's so precious :)
ツ Knipsa
Such beautiful flowers.......thanks for brightening this dull grey day here in Maine.
ReplyDeletei loved the ivy crawling on the archways!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of beautiful flowers, Margaret.
ReplyDeleteI like the Ivy Bridge.
Have a Beautiful Day!
Peace :)
You have wonderful photography! The flower photos are beautiful. Thank you for your kind comment on my blog. John
ReplyDeleteSpectacular blooms, Margaret.
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Hi Friend, Just stopping by to say Happy Thanksgiving to you. Even in places where Thanksgiving is not celebrated (or celebrated on the 4th Thursday in November like ours is) —it can be a time for each of us to take time to thank God for our blessings and also not to forget the “Giving” in the word, ThanksGIVING. We all have lots of blessings —but many times, we ignore the giving part….Not just on Thanksgiving Day, but all of the time, please take time to contact family/friends just to say HI… And remember that a big SMILE can lift someone’s day…. Little things like that can really HELP..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers.... Love all of the colors. Gorgeous.
God Bless…
Happy Thanksgiving.
Hugs,
Betsy
Wow, what a gorgeous post! Is the big orange flower a dahlia? The moss covered archway is gorgeous! WHAT is this amazing plant in the second picture, I have never seen anything like it!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection of pretty flowers. Always a treat to see flowers at this time of year. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI can't pick a favourite so I will just say they are all my favourites. I like the creative framing on each one.
ReplyDeleteBeutiful pics; nice and sharp.
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous garden. i love the gate - so so fancy. ( :
ReplyDeleteHow can I pick only one as a favourite? Still... I love the biloba leaves (the way you captured in the air) and the white flower! It looks like an oleander bloom, but not so sure. And the flowers that looks like the japanese roses... Incredible journey with lots of magical aspects! Nature is amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow, Margaret, the photos and frames are stunning as are the blooms themselves. Thanks for sharing. Jo
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