This is my entry for Gardening Gone Wild "Picture This" photo contest . The theme is...Macro In A Mason Jar. I had a lot of fun trying out different items for the background and contents inside the jar. For my entry I used a wet, heart shaped rock inside a pickle jar and placed it on top of smaller rocks. I selected this one because I thought it looked like a rock dropped in water.
Also, thank you for all the nice comments and suggestions in my previous post concerning my camera mishap!
There's no place like Austin, Texas! In this gardening blog, I have tried to focus mainly on native and adapted plants for Central Texas! I think it is the true secret to a successful garden in this great state!
18 comments:
Dear Amy,
so glad your camara works again - and wonderful that your son could help you so skillfully! I love that they dare to do thinhs we don't (open up a camera, manage 'things'at the computer (also inside) - wizzards!
Your picture is great! Britta
Nice entry for GGW!! Huge Kudos to your son!!!
Very cute, Amy...love the wet heart-shaped rock idea;-) Glad your camera is not a goner!!
Yea on the camera!! Best wishes on the contest. It was a fun experiment, wasn't it? I used a rock too :-)
Good news about the camera! Nice picture for the contest! Good luck!
Annie
Looks like a fun contest.
Someday I'll get a macro lens,had one before and did get some interesting pics.
Love your entry! Very good news on your camera. I would be so lost without mine. I take it everywhere.
So glad you were able to salvage your camera! Yeah, Will! Best of luck in the contest Amy...you know how much I love that little rock ;)
Great photo! Good luck!
Great entry for the contest. A perfect pre-Valentine's shot. Good luck!
I love your entry. Good luck!
Beautiful photo Amy, and so glad to hear your camera is fixed!
Amy, thank you so much for your comment on my photo. I really like your entry and the name of your blog made me laugh!
love your photo Amy, I love coloured stones especially when wet it brings the colour up so much more, glad your son dried your camera out, Frances
Beautiful photo!! And I absolutely love the title of your blog!
Looking forward to reading more! :)
Great job on your macro especially with a water dunked camera. I like the smooth stones effect. Great job.
Great photo, Amy! Glad the camera is working again. Although I quite like your artwork too - very cheerful! :)
I had to stop by to get warmed up! Great shares even though it looks like you all have some frost today.
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