The Fall Season has started and heavy rains have rushed over the lands. But in the middle of all that havoc and rain storms, nature is actually still blooming. We have been waiting for a long time for the tangerines to ripen in our orchard. And the first signs of ripening have showed up!
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The tangerines have started to get their familiar orange color.
Some are still green, with signs of promise.
The flowers in our garden are still in bloom.
Some of them are even coming into bloom!
When life gives you a rainy day, play in the puddles...
And if you need some help to brighten up the gray days...
click here for a Tutorial I did on fixing grey landscapes, that can help!
click here for a Tutorial I did on fixing grey landscapes, that can help!
Thanks for stopping by!
Gorgeous pics of blooming bursts of colour, fruity brilliance, and dewy days!
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I can't get enough of the fruits that are ripe at this time of year. Great captures and I'm going to check out your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah. I hope you will find it helpful!
DeleteLove all your beautiful photos...the last one, however, with that little honey on the porch, is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! Take care.
DeleteNice pics and a language lesson to boot!
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All in one! :) Thanks Roger for your visit.
DeleteI love the fall season when all the fruit come ripe. Lovely photos. Thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment. Always appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting back. Have a great weekend.
DeleteAutumn is my favourite time of year. Thanks for these.
ReplyDeleteyou have lots of lushness still going!
ReplyDeletePretty flowers! I don't mind rainy gray days. We've had such an unseasonably hot, dry summer around here, I'm more than ready for the fall and winter rains.
ReplyDeleteI like fall as well. It's just the long dark grey days I can live without!
DeleteBeautiful flowers and glad you found a K word in another language, lol !
ReplyDeleteI was really searching long for something in these images for this weeks ABC Wednesday! :)
DeleteBeautiful photos! Visiting from Communal Global :)
ReplyDeletepretty flowers and tangerines and learning a new K word!
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best wishes,
di x
Always something new to learn here :D Thanks for your visit.
Deletei love tangerines, they are my favorite citrus. I did not know you could grow them there... i find all sorts of interesting facts on your blog. love Beni on his porch
ReplyDeleteThey are growing beautifully here. We had the first tangerine two days ago and it was delicious!
DeleteBeautiful, colorful pics as always, Mersad!! And I, too, love tangerines!! Hope your week is going well!!
ReplyDeleteAch, so graue Tage können auch was haben. Gerade wo ihr es auch so schön im Haus habt...gemütlich machen und in eine Decke einkuscheln ;-))
ReplyDeleteSchaut bei euch aber auch noch sehr schön mit den ganzen Blüten aus, noch gar nicht so herbstlich.
Herzliche AbendgrĂĽssle
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Bis der richtige Herbst einkehr dauert es bestimmt noch ein Paar Wochen, aber in den Genuss der Mandarine sind wir denn noch etwas später gekommen.
DeleteJust beautiful! And, I love seeing the pup in the last image. So sweet.
ReplyDeleteSo schöne Bilder, wie immer Mersad! Zitrusfrüchte machen auf Bildern ja immer direkt gute Laune und Sommerstimmung auch wenn ja drumherum Herbst ist. Irgendwie gut ;.)! GlG Anne
ReplyDeleteDanke Anne fĂĽr deinen Besuch!
DeleteI love plants and flowers, but i love most the expression of your dog looking so lonely while it is raining. This photo is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. He was taking one of his 5-minute naps! :)
DeleteMersad, your flowers are still looking gorgeous. Beautiful colors.. And I love your cute puppydog..Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteBeni steals the show for me, too, but the flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteSuch beautiful blooms you shared! Ours our winding down for the season now.
ReplyDeleteLove your saying...Life has so many rainy days, but hey, there is joy to be found in (or in spite of!) almost anything! Lovely almost ripe tangerines, and beautiful flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marie. I read that somewhere and it stuck with me. The tangerines ripened two days later after I took these images.
DeleteA tangerine straight off the tree must be scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteIt was very sweet and refreshing I must say!
Deletebeautiful and colorful...but that last image steals my heart!
ReplyDeleteAlways have to come and look at your wonderful photographs. We need some Kisa here (sorry can't do accents in blogger. I'm sure there'a way but I don't know it.)
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the garden produce and flowers and that sweet little dog.
ReplyDeleteHI Mersad I love that saying, 'When life gives you a rainy day, play in the puddles'. I looked at the tutorial and although I do not know a lot about photoshop (yet) you seem to explain things very easily. I also then saw you had more tutorials so thanks you for all that hard work you put into them for others to improve. I certainly will be looking at them and trying to learn more. Love this post wit the fruit and blossom. Thanks for comment on my blog today.
ReplyDeleteThanks Margaret. I am glad you liked the tutorial and If you have any questions feel free to send me a comment in the tutorial post and I will help you out. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteTop photo looks like a still-life painting. lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kate!
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