Spring is coming- Green #SundayStills #Nature

Posted on March 15, 2020

by Jacquie Biggar

This week’s #SundayStills Challenge from Terri Webster Schrandt is macro shots of GREEN. You can take part here

Daffodil just before it bloomed with a few strawberry leaves in the background

Corn husk from last year’s crop- fancy hairdo!

Ladybug wandering along the stem of a broccoli- I think?

Clematis after flowering

Share your macro shots- we’d love to see them!

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JACQUIE BIGGAR is a USA Today bestselling author of Romance who writes about smart, sassy females and tough, alpha males who learn the true power is love. Free reads, excerpts, author news, and contests can be found on her web site: http://jacqbiggar.com You can follow her on at http://Facebook.com/jacqbiggar, http://Twitter.com/jacqbiggar Or email her via her web site. Jacquie lives on Vancouver Island with her husband and loves to hear from readers all over the world! View all posts by Jacquie Biggar

21 thoughts on “Spring is coming- Green #SundayStills #Nature”

cpluzc March 15, 202011:36 am Reply

Nice photographic work

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 20201:38 pm Reply
  
  Thank you!
  
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jenanita01 March 15, 202012:20 pm Reply

We post macro images on Mondays, as I love these close up shots!

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 20201:35 pm Reply
  
  Me too!
  
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jenanita01 March 15, 202012:20 pm Reply

Reblogged this on Anita Dawes & Jaye Marie ~ Authors.

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 20201:35 pm Reply
  
  Thanks for the share!
  
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Terri Webster Schrandt March 15, 20201:51 pm Reply

Lovely shots of all your wonderful green, Jacquie! Great capture on the corn husk! It sure does look like hair!

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 20206:02 pm Reply
  
  It was our first year growing corn and we ended up with 6 cobs 😊 going to try again, for sure!
  
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carhicks March 15, 20202:05 pm Reply

These are beautiful Jacquie. You have some hidden talents.

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 20206:01 pm Reply
  
  I’m impressed with my iPhone camera, it takes great photos!
  
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  1. carhicks March 16, 20207:22 am Reply
    
    It sure does.
    
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bushboy March 15, 20204:45 pm Reply

Great photos Jacquie 🙂 Love the Lady Beetle

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 20205:53 pm Reply
  
  Thank you! She wouldn’t turn around for me, lol
  
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  1. bushboy March 15, 20207:29 pm Reply
    
    Maybe that’s her best side 😀 😀
    
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    1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 202010:24 pm Reply
      
      Lol, could be 🙂
      
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indianeskitchen March 15, 20209:53 pm Reply

Gorgeous macro shots! I got a macro lens for my iPhone for Christmas and can’t wait to use it outside with nature. Thanks for the inspiration!

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 15, 202010:24 pm Reply
  
  They’re so cool, Diana. You’ll love it! Did you get a fisheye lens, also? It’s fun 🙂
  
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  1. indianeskitchen March 17, 202010:33 pm Reply
    
    No mine came with the macro and wide angle lens.
    
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watchingthedaisies March 16, 20206:24 am Reply

Lovely shots Jacquie. Mother Nature at her best. x

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1. Jacquie Biggar March 16, 20209:59 am Reply
  
  A little brightness on these dark days.
  
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  1. watchingthedaisies March 17, 20202:01 am Reply
    
    Yes, Nature is a great healer.
    
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