Now July comes, swift and sure. Thunderstorms, heat, soaring hawks and vultures – it’s a time of fast growth before the true baking fever of late summer sets in. Flowers create a colourful palate on the land around us.
Let me know which photo (or if you simply can’t pick one, photos) is your favourite through the comments or by reaching out on my contact page! Votes will be accepted until July 1st.
22 thoughts on “Vote for July’s Photo of the Month”
I love your photo of the fairyslipper!
Love Grampa Bill
Hi Hazel, a beautiful planet we have. I wonder if you could give me feedback (comments on what’s right, what’s wrong, your personal response, what the interface tells you) to this measure (link below) of our Canadian lifestyles in the Kootenays (better than the Canadian average). I believe in you !! :-) Les https://kootenayvillagechallenge.wordpress.com/
Such depth! I love the simplicities and complexities captured in the bunchberry flower. That’s my vote, and Runner up is the gills. Thanks for sharing so much beautiful
Wow, amazing photo choices. I love the colors in #1, and also love the detail in #6 and contrast in #7. Those are my votes. Such beautiful work Hazel <3
Thank you Hazel for reducing the number of choices to vote for! However, to choose one or more as a favorite in any of your collections takes Jeti consciousness (i.e., your beyond reason winning abilities in backgammon). After much inner debate and reassessment there is a slight edge towards Photo #2. As for being “twin” water droplets, they are definitely not identical twins as the details exhibit.
I love your photo of the fairyslipper!
Love Grampa Bill
Thanks, Grandpa Bill! Your vote is accounted for.
I vote for the twin water drops. I think that was a hard picture to capture.
Love Nancy
Thank you for voting, Nancy! You’re right, it was difficult. Your vote is accounted for :)
Hey Hazel thank you for all your support lately! I like them all but my favorite is this one
Kind regards
Alexis Folk
Hi Alexis, thanks for voting! Would you mind clarifying your vote choice?
https://instinctandintuition521175755.files.wordpress.com/2022/06/img_5727_web.jpg?w=1024 Thank you this one
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Hi Hazel, a beautiful planet we have. I wonder if you could give me feedback (comments on what’s right, what’s wrong, your personal response, what the interface tells you) to this measure (link below) of our Canadian lifestyles in the Kootenays (better than the Canadian average). I believe in you !! :-) Les https://kootenayvillagechallenge.wordpress.com/
Thanks Les, I will take a look at this!
Forgot to vote, the raindrops, but the moon’s a close second.
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Such depth! I love the simplicities and complexities captured in the bunchberry flower. That’s my vote, and Runner up is the gills. Thanks for sharing so much beautiful
Thank you!! Your votes are accounted for.
Wow, amazing photo choices. I love the colors in #1, and also love the detail in #6 and contrast in #7. Those are my votes. Such beautiful work Hazel <3
Thanks Mom! Your vote is accounted for. <3
Hazel,
What a blog. What a picture. To find out which one I vote for, solve the following equation:
5x = 49 – 4(x + 10)
Thanks!
Thank you? Well, I solved it anyway. Just barely. Your vote is accounted for.
Thank you Hazel for reducing the number of choices to vote for! However, to choose one or more as a favorite in any of your collections takes Jeti consciousness (i.e., your beyond reason winning abilities in backgammon). After much inner debate and reassessment there is a slight edge towards Photo #2. As for being “twin” water droplets, they are definitely not identical twins as the details exhibit.
Thank you for voting!
this is Brooklyn Kison from Whitecourt Alberta and I like your moon picture.
Hi Brianna! Thank you for your comment <3