Hydrangeas
Like an artist who has his favourite model, there are a few plants in my garden that I photograph over and over again.
Different seasons, different time of the day, different light.
Like my hydrangeas.
They start flowering in the middle of the summer and keep on going for several months. And even after flowering, once the flower heads start drying up, they still look interesting.
And even if the subject remains the same, the light never does.
It is always different, it is always unique.
Miss that light and the moment will never return.
I can’t get mine to grow well or flower much. Seems frost kills them every year, so they have to start from scratch, so I’m impressed that yours can take it! Lovely shots as always.
Perhaps it is the difference between the climate here in the UK compared to Denmark – it might be just a little bit milder here, and perhaps a bit more rain too?
I love, love, love your photography and how you see the world.
Thank you for such a lovely comment, Dre