The brief: Capture the natural world with your camera. Look for natural lines that lead our eyes to different parts of a frame.
OK. this is my kind of theme. I am in the natural world all day – rain permitting! I constantly have a camera with me and several have suffered a sad demise as the dirt made it’s way into the zoomy bit (luckily I’m in the right place to learn about these things), causing it sound a little crunchy when focusing, eventually seizing up all together.
I took loads of photos for this concept, but finally settled on my four favorite:
The dill flowers have a explosion of lines, like fireworks
The onions lines become bold and wider as they grow. This is going to be my best onion crop ever!
The vertical lines of the lavender as it reaches for the sun, I grew these from seed. I am so proud of them!
The red veins of the sorrel make beautiful lines. It almost looks too good to eat… almost!
SARAH THE GARDENER 
I can totally relate to having to get rid of a camera due to dirt in the lens. My cell phone almost made it two years before the dirt did it in too. Beautiful pictures!
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HI Jenny. Yes – my poor cameras work just as hard in the garden as I do! Thanks for your kind words.
Cheers Sarah : o )
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Pretty!
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Thanks Elizabeth.
Cheers Sarah : o )
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like them all!
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Thanks so much.
Cheers Sarah : o )
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Wow, thanks for sharing! Such a pleasure for the eyes!
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Hi Sarah. Thank you so much.
Cheers Sarah : o )
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Good shots – you found some interesting lines.
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Thanks Annette. I went a little crazy taking loads of photos. It was surprizing what you can see when you are looking for one particular aspect.
Cheers Sarah : o )
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Don’t you eat your sorrel? Lovely lines Sarah ..
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Hi Julie.
I do eat the sorrel. It has a lemony flavour so I pop a few leaves in a salad. I thought I had killed the plant last year as it dried to a crisp and disappeared, so I was really surprised to see it come back again this year. I think I may treat it with a bit more respect now.
Cheers Sarah : o )
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