Yes, spring is here but it’s still cool…
It looked like this on Thursday 31.3.2016 by the sea in Helsinki, Finland
A few days ago I shot these little beauties in our garden
What are these?
I am NOT a horticulturist, I know nothing about plants, autch.
Tiedätkö mikä näiden kaunokaisten nimi on?
Our Easter time was busy – we changed our bedroom to the garden side and
our ‘office’ to the other side.
I’m still organizing all that stuff…
This is how I felt yesterday 🙂
Not very dark – but busy looking strokes! 🙂
A couple of details
I’m sorry I haven’t visited your blogs but arranging stuff
took all my time and energy.
I promise to visit again asap!!!
Have a relaxing weekend!
10 thoughts on “spring is here!”
Ooohhh love those moody black and whites! xo
Thank you – now I know snowdrop is ‘snowbell’ in Finnish ‘lumikello’. (or snow clock, in Finnish ‘kello’ means bell or clock 🙂
I’m sad I can’t leave a comment for some bloggers because they don’t have URL/name option to leave a comment. snif. sigh!
Have a good week ahead!
What fun with color and shapes! The snopdrops must grow all over the world? We have them here in the Northwest of the US, too!
They give promise of warmer weather to come!!
Ooohhh those photos are amazing. I am not good with flowers but are they lilies? Wonderful art.
I love the amazing colors in your beautiful watercolor painting. The flowers are snowdrops, as Valerie says. Apparently they grow all over the globe!
Our day today although warm is looking just like your photo…
those flowers are snowdrops-the first flowers of spring. Wonderful abstract! You’ve captured your “busy” very well with teh strokes and colors. Happy PPF!
Busy, busy, busy but fun!
my brain has felt a bit like that also… I am loving seeing the cool looking photos too… summer is still in full tilt here… happy ppf xx
Wow, great photos! Looks pretty cold for spring.
Lovely art, and I love seeing those snowdrops pushing themselves out of the earth. Happy Spring! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie