My cousin, Sue, called me late last week telling me that the wild phlox were beautiful in their woodlot. She said mornings are the best time to see them but I have been engaged with other fun activities in the mornings that weren’t overcast so I didn’t get there until yesterday.
But I didn’t get there in the morning. I decided to take my chances in the evening as the sun was setting low enough to shine through the trees. I also took my tripod because I must be losing arm strength to hold my camera steady – especially in low light settings.
The light was great, and was changing so when I looked at an area I had already explored through my lens, I found new lights. Sue was right, it was magical. It was like a fairy land of lacy color.
I spent a long time and really enjoyed editing the images I got – but I think I might go back tomorrow morning to see if the different color and slant of morning light will make for some more fun shots.
A New Day: Living Life Almost Gracefully 
I have tried to pick phlox and put it in my house, but it never looks as beautiful as it does under the dappled light of a forest.
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Magical, indeed!
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These are beautiful Pat
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So lovely, Pat. 🙂
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Glorious images! Hope life’s treating you well, Pat 🙂
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It is, Jo. I have been having fun in my garden and making quilts.
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Such a beautiful photograph!
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A fairy land of lacy color, Indeed! Love the lighting you captured!
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Truly magical 🙂
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Very nice shots! I always try to use my tripod, regardless of arm strength.:-)
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Gorgeous!
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