28 thoughts on “Broken Clock”

1. Pretty photos.

2. Very good close ups!

3. Lovely, but why “clock?”

   1. It’s a Dandelion Clock. As children we’d see how many blows it would take to blow off the seeds. Then you’d know what time it was 🙂

      1. Ah. We just made a wish and blew the seeds away 🙂 The rituals of childhood.

      2. I like that. May your wish come true 🙂

      3. Was it accurate do you think? 😉 I can’t remember. Lovely photo.

      4. Ah, those timeless times 🙂

4. I’m in awe!!

5. You’ve outdone yourself here, Tish.

6. Beautiful photo.
   Alison

7. Good morning, Tish – thank you for this beautiful photograph…it takes me back to childhood and telling the time:)

8. Irresistible subject isn’t it? I have a whole archive – most recently of my granddaughter performing the tradition, although she shakes, not quite having mastered blowing. Northern hemisphere heads are bigger than those at home.

   1. The thing is I curse them at the allotment, but then on the path home, there I am snapping away, thinking they look so beautiful.

9. very droll 🙂

   1. 🙂

10. Stunning photos, Tish.. You captured it very well..

    cheers,
    Nurul

11. Thanks Tish – lovely feathery images evoking so many memories. Regards thom.

12. making a wish and feeling the breeze-

    1. Yay!

       1. 🙂

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14. VERY lovely shots!!!

15. Lovely sharp focus…Good interpretation of the challenge too…

    1. Thank you. Pauline. There maybe more coming up. Got a bit fixated on dandelion clocks 🙂

       1. They are fascinating aren’t they…

16. Great details in this clock! Lumix or Kodak?

    1. Kodak, for this clock, Paula. I’m quite impressed what this little camera will do.

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