The inside of an Iris always reminds me of a cathedral with stained glass ceilings and windows. How can I not praise the Creator when I gaze upon his wonders? This is my Father’s World.
“Every time we pray our horizon is altered,
our attitude to things is altered
not sometimes but every time,
and the amazing thing is
that we don’t pray more.”
I think we all need a macro lens on our cameras (which I don’t)…to see into God’s world as you say!… so wonderful!
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Oh my…I don’t have that lens either, so perhaps I mislabeled the post. I just get close, closer, closest and hope. Often times the photo will be blurred, but once in a while…ahhh…macro vision. Thanks! 😀
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Yeah!… then I can try to do the same thing!
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Took the pic in the mirror…goodness…didn’t know how rough my hands look…need to put some lotion on those fingers…all the gardening I guess. ;D
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Even funnier…if you could see my camera. If I had another camera I would take a picture of it. It is so decrepit the battery, SD card area, is held closed with pink flamingo duct tape. Seriously! My husband said we should buy a new one for our recent trip, but I know that we can go on trips because I am willing to use a camera that is held together with duct tape. Sounds like a blog post doesn’t it?
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absolutely!…Maybe it’s the photographer that needs credit!…lol!
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Lovely photos. Macro photography opens up a new world.
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Thank you. Thank you also for stopping by my blog today.
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