Sunday, July 19, 2026

Still More Day Lilies and their Shadows #ShadowshotSunday

Here are some day lilies in my garden for your Sunday enjoyment. 

This was taken July 14.  This photo is actually on its side because I liked how the shadow looked.

The next three were taken July 8.


Joining Lisa at This and That: A Blog for #ShadowshotSunday. 

12 comments:

  1. thecontemplativecat here. They are such hardy flowers.

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  2. While in Yellow Springs, OH, we encountered a field of daylilies, and I thought of you. (Did the commenting fix work? If it did, I'll turn it into a blog post. If not, we'll have to keep searching.)

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    1. I didn't want to bother you any further, because I really need aa plain English explanation, which Google Help never provides (alas). In other words, let's pretend I'm Rip Van Winkle recently woken up and am new to the Internet and commenting on blogs. (I didn't want to say "pretend I'm a child" because any child would understand more about online than I do.) I agree it's most probably a problem with Safari but if so, why doesn't it happen with all Blogger blogs that allow you to comment by inputting your name and URL? For example, I can comment on your blog without any problem. Jabblog is another blog I comment on without problem. What is the difference between your blog and theirs? I wouldn't even know how to begin to research.

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    2. I meant to ask "What is the difference between Tom's blog and your/Jabblog's blog?"

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  3. Daylilies are some of my very favorite flowering plants and yours are lovely.

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