Today's Flowers: A Wee Bit Tired Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps By SandyCarlson - September 13, 2009 Today's Flowers Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments Tulip10:47 AMnice field of flowers. my entry http://southbrowneyes.blogspot.com/ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyi beati10:56 AMputting forth the effort just like me sandyReplyDeleteRepliesReplyDeniseinVA11:00 AMA beautiful flower, the color of Autumn. Thank you Sandy, for sharing this lovely photo.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyGeorge11:33 AMIt may be a wee bit tired, but it is still pretty and very well photographed.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplySalitype12:02 PMit may be a wee bit tired and worn out...it still exudes character and beauty!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyMaggie May12:05 PMTired but still a welcome sight!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyLoran12:16 PMIt's that time of year. I posted the same kind of tired flower too!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyGreat Grandma Lin12:21 PMI feel like that some days, then it's time for a NAP!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJoe Todd12:37 PMThe flowers give their all and then they are gone til next year but we have are photos and our memories.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyGeraldine 12:45 PMA wee bit tired indeed. Seems like the "susan's" don't fare as well as some of the other blooms. I was amazed how well the flowers in our local park were still doing, only a week ago. and the nights, already cold.Love this series idea btw.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnnie Jeffries12:53 PMThis is how I felt on Friday morning. I perked up about 11:30 finally.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplySylvia K1:44 PMOh, I do relate! Know just how this little guy feels! Great shot, Sandy, as always and perfect for the season!Have a great day!SylviaReplyDeleteRepliesReplyRegina 1:48 PMSuch an amazing capture!Really beautiful.Have a nice week aheadReplyDeleteRepliesReplyMaggie2:17 PMBeautiful flower.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnonymous2:48 PMBeautiful..Already making me feel rejuvenated for tomorrow!!Have a gr8 day..:)Keep writing!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyCarver4:18 PMLovely flower at the end of the season. I like the almost rust color so much.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyDaryl4:57 PMMade me think of my friend's little dashie, when she puts her face up toward me, she's all nose .. like that coneflowerReplyDeleteRepliesReplyUnknown5:11 PMWhat Sandy said. ;-)ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyPERBS6:33 PMbut uniquely beautiful!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyThis Is My Blog - fishing guy9:10 PMSandy: It certainly was at the ned of its days, nicely captured.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyUnknown9:36 PMLOL - were you laying on the ground while shooting? :) Pretty!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnonymous11:22 PMLike the sun sat down in a field.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyBeth P.11:41 PMyup, a little weary of it all...ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyChubskulit Rose12:14 AMindicates that summer is almost over..Nostalgic Marveling Etcetera Etcetera Spice up your LIFE! Obstacles & Glories Underway! Shift ColorReplyDeleteRepliesReplysailor12:15 AMEven if she looks tired, she still exudes the beauty through its colors!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnonymous1:34 AMso pretty..yet so tired!good one!shraddhaReplyDeleteRepliesReplyPietro Brosio2:26 AMThe flower looks a bit tired, but he is expressive and speaks to us.Beautiful shot, Sandy!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyanthonynorth3:46 AMAutumn's definitely on the way. Time for such blossoms to go to sleep.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyBhavesh Chhatbar5:12 AMIt does look tired, but it still is beautiful!Building a New HomeReplyDeleteRepliesReplyLaura ~Peach~6:19 AMbut oh so pretty!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyMojo10:34 AMTired, but hanging on to the last. And lovely in the way that the determined always are.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyDeborah Godin10:47 AMA fading beauty, so tenderly captured!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyQuiet Paths12:10 PMEven in it weary state this is a beautiful flower. Nicely framed. It looks like it's posed for a kiss.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyCheffie-Mom2:19 PMBeautiful - and the exact same colors as the flower in your header!ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyPaul9:23 PMtired or not, the innate beauty of it comes thru very nicely.great shot my dear friendReplyDeleteRepliesReplyHilary4:26 AMSigh.. they're on their way out.. but still beautiful. You've a great eye. :)ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnonymous12:57 PMsunshine yellow tanned in sun....couldn't take the yes off it.Beautifully captured.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyTipper1:56 PMFlowers are tired here too.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyrosecreekcottage-carol.blogspot.com9:19 PMBeautiful just the same. God's handiwork~ReplyDeleteRepliesReplycolleen11:24 PMA bad hair day? cowlick?ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyLisa at Greenbow3:37 PMThis looks like I feel.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyJess @ Florist supplies12:56 AMI just love the true natural and battered appearance of flowers after the season is up. They maintain their beautiful appearance well into the Autumn.ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAdd commentLoad more... Post a Comment Thanks for being here.
nice field of flowers.
ReplyDeletemy entry http://southbrowneyes.blogspot.com/
putting forth the effort just like me sandy
ReplyDeleteA beautiful flower, the color of Autumn. Thank you Sandy, for sharing this lovely photo.
ReplyDeleteIt may be a wee bit tired, but it is still pretty and very well photographed.
ReplyDeleteit may be a wee bit tired and worn out...it still exudes character and beauty!
ReplyDeleteTired but still a welcome sight!
ReplyDeleteIt's that time of year. I posted the same kind of tired flower too!
ReplyDeleteI feel like that some days, then it's time for a NAP!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers give their all and then they are gone til next year but we have are photos and our memories.
ReplyDeleteA wee bit tired indeed. Seems like the "susan's" don't fare as well as some of the other blooms. I was amazed how well the flowers in our local park were still doing, only a week ago. and the nights, already cold.
ReplyDeleteLove this series idea btw.
This is how I felt on Friday morning. I perked up about 11:30 finally.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do relate! Know just how this little guy feels! Great shot, Sandy, as always and perfect for the season!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Sylvia
Such an amazing capture!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful.
Have a nice week ahead
Beautiful flower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..
ReplyDeleteAlready making me feel rejuvenated for tomorrow!!
Have a gr8 day..:)
Keep writing!
Lovely flower at the end of the season. I like the almost rust color so much.
ReplyDeleteMade me think of my friend's little dashie, when she puts her face up toward me, she's all nose .. like that coneflower
ReplyDeleteWhat Sandy said. ;-)
ReplyDeletebut uniquely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSandy: It certainly was at the ned of its days, nicely captured.
ReplyDeleteLOL - were you laying on the ground while shooting? :) Pretty!
ReplyDeleteLike the sun sat down in a field.
ReplyDeleteyup, a little weary of it all...
ReplyDeleteindicates that summer is almost over..
ReplyDeleteNostalgic Marveling
Etcetera Etcetera
Spice up your LIFE!
Obstacles & Glories
Underway! Shift Color
Even if she looks tired, she still exudes the beauty through its colors!
ReplyDeleteso pretty..yet so tired!
ReplyDeletegood one!
shraddha
The flower looks a bit tired, but he is expressive and speaks to us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot, Sandy!
Autumn's definitely on the way. Time for such blossoms to go to sleep.
ReplyDeleteIt does look tired, but it still is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBuilding a New Home
but oh so pretty!
ReplyDeleteTired, but hanging on to the last. And lovely in the way that the determined always are.
ReplyDeleteA fading beauty, so tenderly captured!
ReplyDeleteEven in it weary state this is a beautiful flower. Nicely framed. It looks like it's posed for a kiss.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - and the exact same colors as the flower in your header!
ReplyDeletetired or not, the innate beauty of it comes thru very nicely.
ReplyDeletegreat shot my dear friend
Sigh.. they're on their way out.. but still beautiful. You've a great eye. :)
ReplyDeletesunshine yellow tanned in sun....couldn't take the yes off it.Beautifully captured.
ReplyDeleteFlowers are tired here too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful just the same. God's handiwork~
ReplyDeleteA bad hair day? cowlick?
ReplyDeleteThis looks like I feel.
ReplyDeleteI just love the true natural and battered appearance of flowers after the season is up. They maintain their beautiful appearance well into the Autumn.
ReplyDelete