It was another miserable day yesterday but as we are in the second month of winter I thought it was about time to prune the roses. Surprisingly there are still many blooms, not just in my garden but all over the city.. my roses were promptly snipped off and put into a vase 🌹 Had a bit of fun using a water colour effect, what do you think? Tomorrow pruning will happen regardless :) Happy Wednesday, take care and stay safe..
They look great, nice editing work!
ReplyDelete...what beautiful color.
ReplyDeleteI think that looks lovely, Grace! Winter roses - imagine that! ;-)
ReplyDeleteDearest Grace,
ReplyDeleteWith your climate, about the same as ours, we also have roses in December when it's winter here. ENJOY them!
Hugs,
Mariette
They are lovely.
ReplyDeleteYou are such a Monet.
ReplyDeleteThe water colour effect is perfect!
ReplyDeleteRighteous Water Color Effect - Like More Of That My Girl - Straight From Ford vs Ferrari
ReplyDeleteCheers
If you have blooming roses, you have a very mild winter. It is a lovely photo however.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Art!!!
ReplyDeleteColor me Impressed. 💙
Beautiful! I pruned my roses back in April, they were looking a bit raggedy but I'm surprised they have kept growing through Winter.
ReplyDeletewarm picture in a cold month! :)ew
ReplyDeleteThey look wonderful, also with watercolor (darn it, I maybe (?) could buy watercolors now. Some shops are open! - Corinna might loose out.)
ReplyDeleteYes, that could really pass for a watercolour; not everything put through that process comes out looking half as convincing. Nice one.
ReplyDeleteLooks good.
ReplyDeleteThe water colour effect is so pretty Grace, they really look like a painting :)
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a painting..I like it.
ReplyDeleteThe water colour effect conveys an image of fine art - still life by a meastro.
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's a beautiful little work of art.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing ☺️
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