just try an umbrella, magnifying glass, dying camera, lighting in the rain...

the second pic is lovely

yeah, I'm still wet. but thanks.

Those big filters of yours certainly came in handy for the second picture, which I really like

that's a big compliment coming from the land where mornng glories are invasives.

After having a look at your morning glory and looking at the plant that we call morning glory, they maybe two different plants.

http://www.weedsbluemountains.org.au/morning_glory.asp What do you think?

your camera is toast too....what did you do?

That second picture is well worth a HL : )

This are, well, glorious. :)

absolutely. just sublime swamprose.

well, blame bfish and his idea of a maginfiying glass.

my camera won't do anything.
uploaded last set of photos, still not blogged, and it refuses to work. just had it 'fixed'.

lovely pics - sad about the camera!

The second pic is stunning. Definitely HL worthy. I'm so sorry about your camera! :(

C, all good things come to an end. thousands of photos, and so many good times. one more set left of my favourite things on my dog walks..

meanwhile, hey bfish! I gotta HL. thank you HL person..

*happy dance out the door into the rain...who cares about a little rain?*

wtg on the HL, I hope your camera can be fixed - really sorry

xx

this shot is absolutely marvellous swamprose :)

lovely : )

The second shot.....just wow. If that's what you get out of your camera, it's worth getting it fixed.

That second photo looks like a special effect - of what I don't know. Doctor Who meets Mary Poppins?

I just got it 'fixed'. It is really dead. An old friend. I am going to miss it. I've been saving for a digital SLR so it is time to get serious about it..: )

That second one really is lovely - such pretty colours. Has to be my favourite HL for a while! :)

What a pity, Swamprose/.

Jigalong--your invasive species is Ipomoea indica,and from what I read it is really a problem. I am growing Ipomoea purpurea, which cannot survive the winter here--but might be a problem further south. It is native to Mexico and Central America.

Love the 2nd one!

That second shot is the ba-bollocks! Niiice.

Superb! Shame about the camera though :(

That's amazing. A glorious end for the camera. Well done, Swamprose!