Scanner art by Craig Cramer, gardening & more
Garden art, PhotoShopped images, etc.
If you missed the pepper-spraying cop at UC Davis, it’s risen to ‘internet meme’ status. I felt obligated to contribute to the pepper spraying cop site at tumblr.
Some think of pepper spray as a food ingredient. But if you’d like to know where the pepper spray in question ranks on the Scoville scale, see About pepper spray.
Late to the party, as usual. (In fact, I’ve broken my record for late.) These geraniums (err pelargoniums) were supposed to be in flower in August for my daughter’s wedding. (They would have complemented the bridesmaids’colors.) Instead, they’ve waited until I put them in a cool room to remain in suspended animation for the winter to start cranking out blooms nonstop.
Thanks, as usual, for Carol for hosting at May Dreams. More scans here. Flower scanning directions are here. Click on image for larger view.
Via Delphine at ParadisExpress, photographer and digital artist Matt Wolford. Creative collages, lots of scanning, great blog.
Great theme for this month’s Picture This photo contest over at Gardening Gone Wild. But lack of time and lack of subjects limited my efforts. I did try a few shots on campus over the weekend:
But I think I’m going to fall back on some older favorites that fit the theme:
Guess I’ll go with the hellebore as my entry:
Late to the party, as usual. Actual blooms are few and far between.
Thanks, as usual, for Carol for hosting at May Dreams. More scans here. Flower scanning directions are here. Click on image for larger view.
