Quilly is the pseudonym of Charlene L. Amsden, who lives on The Big Island in Hawaii. When she is not hanging out with Amoeba, she is likely teaching or sewing. Or she could be cooking, taking photographs, or even writing. But if she's not doing any of that, she's probably on Facebook or tinkering with her blog.
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For some reason, yellow is not that apparent in Florida.
Wow, just like a fireworks finale!
Oh these are goooooood. I love the first one. Very soothing. Makes me want to hop on a plane back out to Hawaii. Well, maybe not at these prices! So I see this is your finale. Guess we’ll have to wait to see what the next project will be. 🙂
Yellow is such a healing color. Your pictures are wonderful. Not quite ready to re-start blogging but wanted you to know you are missed 😉
That poor fire hydrant… must be a popular place for the Dudes.
Very nice!!! Love the bubble bottle! Cute! This was a FUN project… I might have to get in on the next one… Though MY photography can not even COMPARE to yours!!!
Brian — maybe old people don’t like it? :p
Kat — well thank you!
Robert — hey, just because yellow is done doesn’t mean you have to go away!
Pauline — yellow is like sunshine to me. You are missed, too and still in my prayers.
Kitty — OC doesn’t let them out in public much these days. If they hang out there, it must be after dark.
Melli — I thought the bubble bottle was a gift of providence — or some kid to lazy to throw his/her trash away.
love the creativity in this last batch! 🙂
That first photo is amazing!! What a great macro. You can almost feel how soft the petals are.
The yellow fire hydrant got me. I am so used to red ones.
It both shouts and whispers SPRING!!!
Interesting selection of yellow objects. I like the bubble jar. The flowerw are beautiful.
Polona — thanks. It was fun.
Karen — I did crop the merest bit off the edges of the photo, but I’d sy for the most part I’ve successfully figured out the marco feature.
Dr. John — red? wow! I think that would startle me!
Cindy — thanks!
Betty — thank you. Finding the bubble jsr would hsve been more fun if it were still full ….
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For some reason, yellow is not that apparent in Florida.
Wow, just like a fireworks finale!
Oh these are goooooood. I love the first one. Very soothing. Makes me want to hop on a plane back out to Hawaii. Well, maybe not at these prices! So I see this is your finale. Guess we’ll have to wait to see what the next project will be. 🙂
Yellow is such a healing color. Your pictures are wonderful. Not quite ready to re-start blogging but wanted you to know you are missed 😉
That poor fire hydrant… must be a popular place for the Dudes.
Very nice!!! Love the bubble bottle! Cute! This was a FUN project… I might have to get in on the next one… Though MY photography can not even COMPARE to yours!!!
Brian — maybe old people don’t like it? :p
Kat — well thank you!
Robert — hey, just because yellow is done doesn’t mean you have to go away!
Pauline — yellow is like sunshine to me. You are missed, too and still in my prayers.
Kitty — OC doesn’t let them out in public much these days. If they hang out there, it must be after dark.
Melli — I thought the bubble bottle was a gift of providence — or some kid to lazy to throw his/her trash away.
love the creativity in this last batch! 🙂
That first photo is amazing!! What a great macro. You can almost feel how soft the petals are.
The yellow fire hydrant got me. I am so used to red ones.
It both shouts and whispers SPRING!!!
Interesting selection of yellow objects. I like the bubble jar. The flowerw are beautiful.
Polona — thanks. It was fun.
Karen — I did crop the merest bit off the edges of the photo, but I’d sy for the most part I’ve successfully figured out the marco feature.
Dr. John — red? wow! I think that would startle me!
Cindy — thanks!
Betty — thank you. Finding the bubble jsr would hsve been more fun if it were still full ….
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