For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday
Shaping Trees Beneath a Radiant Sky
Trimming Trees Under a Bright Sky
Tag: SixwordSaturday
Bush Lily, Natal Lily, Fire Lily
It has several common names in English, including:
Kaffir Lily, Clivia Lily, St. John’s Lily
The plant shown in the image is known by the scientific name Clivia miniata.
This plant is a perennial flowering plant native to Southern Africa and is a popular, long-lived houseplant known for its bright orange, trumpet-shaped blooms. I photographed it in southern Australia
Participating in Six Word Saturday
Chocolate namelaka, pear sorbet, & crushed pistachio
Chocolate namelaka, pear sorbet, and crushed pistachio, and keeping with my weeks theme in Lens-Artists, three different crops.
Post participation in Debbies Six Word Sunday
In silent whispers, love takes form
Icicles sparkle in a gentle sway,
Suspended like wishes in winter’s display.
A sturdy branch cradles, steadfast and wise,
Over a frozen lake that mirrors the skies.
Nature’s hold, both chilly and kind,
In hushed murmurs, affection unwinds. Icicles draping from a limb above a shimmering ice lake, embracing the essence of winter’s charm.
Art is a meditative relaxation experience.
For Debbies Six Word Saturday
Quick peek into a art gallery
and, time keeps on ticking away
Time keeps on ticking away, the fleeting nature of moments, as each second slips through our fingers like grains of sand, urging us to cherish our experiences and make the most of every day. We often find ourselves caught in the rhythm of our routines, yet it is vital to pause, to appreciate our surroundings. Or is the better way to say it; watch time go by, taking the moments that matter into our hearts, creating memories that linger long after the clock has moved on? Or how about Time is fleeting.
I seemed to have more than six words to share, but the title is spot on for Six Word Saturday
city street through rain-soaked car window
Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but inside the car it’s so delightful; let it rain, let it rain. (No, really, please stop.)
Last night we got some snow
Last night we got some wet snow; it is still on the ground, but I don’t know for how long. The naturally monochrome images from in front of the house, nor the last one from the back, are not edited, something I usually don’t publish, the difference between the shots is pretty noticeable, and they were taken just minutes apart while it was still snowing.
Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
walkers on Grey and rainy day
For Weekly Prompts Color Challenge. and For Debbie’s Six Word Saturday.
Grandson’s Joyful Moments enjoying the Blueberries
In the midst of the lush greenery, the vibrant red cap pops out, drawing the eye like a beacon against the backdrop of woods greens. This is a joint post for Six-Word Saturday 7.19.25 and #SimplyRed19 . Hopefully it is just enough red.
if not this, what’s a sign
…of Autumn.
Asteria’s bloom in the lowlight of September reveals a tapestry of rich colors, as the leaves turn from vibrant greens to warm hues of amber and crimson, creating a stunning backdrop that enhances the beauty of these delicate flowers. Each blossom, whispering stories of the changing season. As the days grow shorter and the sun dips lower on the horizon, Asteria stands resilient, thriving in the embrace of autumn’s charm, while the world around it prepares for the stillness of winter.
For Debie´s Six Words Saturday.
Amidst the blizzard’s icy fury, silence reigns.
This is so not what I wished for in April. Amidst the blizzard’s icy fury, silence reigns.
Two people, share a digital universe.
For Debbie’s Six Words Saturday.
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 