Some great images so far!
MobiColour RESULT: MC #122 Theme: Fauna & Flora - May 28-June 3, 2018
rizole
It's not even my banana.
London pride.
Nice crop, too.
Thanks Ted.
I love their faces.... always so ——>
Peony
Snapseed, Stackables, Image Blender
Snapseed
Lull Before the Storm
Captured with Photo365 on iPhone 7 Plus
Processed on same with Diana Photos and Photos
Stolen from my 365 Project
Captured with Photo365 on iPhone 7 Plus
Processed on same with Diana Photos and Photos
Stolen from my 365 Project
Flora and Fauna
Gloomlogue, VSCO
Gloomlogue, VSCO
Paper Flora
Gloomlogue, MaxCurve
Created, literally, from a copy of Freud's Interpretation of Dreams
Gloomlogue, MaxCurve
Created, literally, from a copy of Freud's Interpretation of Dreams
A pitcher plant! How fabulous! Looks like an amazing exhibit.
Pale foxglove
Snapseed
Peruvian lily
ACDSee Pro, Snapseed
I LOVE paper art. This is just wonderful!
Ah foxgloves - one of my DH’s favourites.
Fab texture, Catherine.
What unusual flowers. Gorgeous.
Drat, I wasn’t going to comment on any of the pics but I can’t help myself 
. So enjoying them.
. So enjoying them.
Another Rizole special.
No way!
Dinosaur on the boardwalk. Snapseed.
For whatever reason I have discovered that I can get close to little creatures if I use my iphone as a shield. I put my phone at arm’s length, trying to hide my face. Once I myself am shielded by the iphone I can get even closer. It astonishes me how close I am actually able to get. I don’t know whether the reflective surface of the silver iphone fascinates the creatures or not but they don’t seem to be scared of it. This applies to insects as well.
For whatever reason I have discovered that I can get close to little creatures if I use my iphone as a shield. I put my phone at arm’s length, trying to hide my face. Once I myself am shielded by the iphone I can get even closer. It astonishes me how close I am actually able to get. I don’t know whether the reflective surface of the silver iphone fascinates the creatures or not but they don’t seem to be scared of it. This applies to insects as well.
Thanks Ann!
Ahhhhh...one of my favorite flowers.
Mine too!