But this time, the sun smiled - except of course at night. The darkness tempted me to try the 'night mode' setting on my latest camera, and I rather liked this Flower Moon with its tiny, satellite bud which appears to shed its own light on the Choysia leaves in the foreground. I was surprised at how the rest of the nearby foliage remained in shadow...

And also from my night garden, here's the little blue stars that were twinkling at me, too. How small and shy they look, dwarfed by the spray of huge leaves beside them. Who knows, perhaps my next post will have some daylight pictures, too...
Nice photos - it's interesting to film by night. Different textures, sharper contrasts.
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ReplyDeleteI love the image of the nocturnal visit to your garden!
So interesting to see how the focus changes at night.
Some clever stuff here Jinksy - especially love those tiny blue flowers.
ReplyDeletegreat night shots, what are the tiny blue flowers?
ReplyDeleteCeratostigma Plumbaginoides, Linda commonly known as plumbago!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, Pen - is that a Japanese anemone in the first pic? I have lots of pink ones :-) Jo
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how night pictures can turn out so well.
ReplyDeleteLove those little blue flowers....... whatever they are.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
Ya dun gud.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I have a Choisia at the bottom of my garden and I love the perfume when it flowers.
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