Week 48 Day 6 – 1st December
Week 48 Day 6 – Beautiful lashes on a beautiful girl.
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Week 48 Day 3 – 28th November
Week 48 Day 3 – Photo’s of the beautiful flowers my husband gave to me on my birthday,
Week 47 Day’s 5, 6, 7 – 23rd – 25th November
Week 47 Day 5 – A frosty morning showed nature at its best. Week 47 Day 6 – These two are the best of friends and she is always allowed to climb into his bed.Obviously, half way through the night, I then get a visit from her as she climbs in to bed beside me. […]
2015 Week 19 Day 1, 7th May
2015 Week 19 Day 1 – I got a real shock as I planted out some seeds into small trays, when a snail suddenly popped up out of one of the drainage holes!!
2015 Week 10 Day 6 – 10th March
2015 Week 10 Day 6 – A beautiful day; it really feels like spring is around the corner. So I was inspired to photograph my daffs.
2014 Week 50 Day 7
2014 Week 50 Day 7 – Twinkle had some sparkle back today; in fact, she fashioned a trapeze out of an empty cardboard roll and hung it from the ceiling. A great vantage point for her and high enough to be out of the way for little fingers. Genius. The frosty morning tempted me to […]
2014 Week 44 Day 6
2014 Week 44 Day 6 – I wanted to get Willow’s hair where it curls by her ear, but she got cross at me taking the picture whilst she was concentrating – and would not keep still. Relaxed again, I focussed instead on her eyelashes.
2014 Week 42 Day 4
2014 Week 42 Day 4 – Still on a macro lens, today I turned to my spider. It was quite windy and he was clinging on tightly!
2014 Week 42 Day 3
2014 Week 42 Day 3 – After doing so well for the last 5 days and now with the challenge over, I slipped downhill rapidly and didn’t take any, apart from of the slow cooker lid! Actually, I did take a picture of the cake inside the slow cooker, but it looked awaful. It didn’t […]
2014 Week 42 Day 2
2014 Week 42 Day 2 – The final day of my black and white challenge, which seems to have also become a macro and flora challenge. Though some prefer it in colour! I couldn’t resist more of the purple flowers.
Eloise Radziwill Photography 