I think your cat is setting a good example, Frizz. Outside it’s stormy and cold, and that armchair sounds so tempting. Nothing so sleep-inducing as the thought of a snoozing cat.
I think after a few mishaps with my WordPress app I’ve managed to follow your blog – and I’m so pleased that I did because of these beautiful pictures! Emma
Hey, Tish. The color jumped right into my face – gorgeous. I also noticed that up on top you have a picture of snow covered mountains whereas at the bottom, there’s a little picture of palm trees. Hmm, my thoughts were that the intense crab apple color, despite the wintry conditions, reminded you of the tropics? Or am I being entirely too concrete here?
Tish Farrell 
Beautiful! i love the colours and textures
Yes, those crab apples always know how to look pleasing. 🙂
@”crab apples” – we call them wild apples=pommes sauvages, not pommes (des) crabes… 🙂 splendid image… ❤
Pommes sauvages is a much better name, Melanie. Thank you for that.
it’s cold outside, my cat won’t go for a walk in the garden, resting and snoring in my armchair…
I think your cat is setting a good example, Frizz. Outside it’s stormy and cold, and that armchair sounds so tempting. Nothing so sleep-inducing as the thought of a snoozing cat.
Love this photo, Tish. Beautiful berries and waterdrop!!
Yes, that drop of water. I couldn’t believe that I caught it 🙂
🙂 Perfect!
Striking colours 🙂
Yes, it was that full-on, winter sun moment; made everything glow.
I think after a few mishaps with my WordPress app I’ve managed to follow your blog – and I’m so pleased that I did because of these beautiful pictures! Emma
Hello, Emma. How nice that you’ve found me.
The apples look yummy even though they are probably inedible from the frost. Beautiful pictures.
The blackbirds have nearly gobbled them up now. So yummy they were.
I have been wishing to shoot something like that. Beautiful in colour, shape, motif, composition, and contrasts.
Gorgeous image, Tish. They look good enough to eat. 🙂
They might make you wince, lovely as the look 🙂
Hey, Tish. The color jumped right into my face – gorgeous. I also noticed that up on top you have a picture of snow covered mountains whereas at the bottom, there’s a little picture of palm trees. Hmm, my thoughts were that the intense crab apple color, despite the wintry conditions, reminded you of the tropics? Or am I being entirely too concrete here?
You captured the sparkling ice beautifully. : )
I was so pleased to catch it too, Isadora. It was disappearing fast.