Primroses


I was just sitting here today thinking about the seasons, and then realised that in about 3-4 months times we will be in spring. Once Christmas has been and gone, we will be counting the days down to spring. And one of the flowers that I do love in spring is primroses.

Primroses
A photograph of primroses photographed at Ightham Mote in Kent.

Camera Settings

Camera: Panasonic Lumix FZ-48
Lens: n/a
F/Number: f/3.9
ISO: 100
Focal Distance: 36.9 mm

Shutter Speed: 1/80 sec
Photograph Date: 25.03.2012
Location: Ightham Mote in Kent
Photographer: Bren
Software: Adobe Lightroom Classic


They remind me once again of my childhood, my dad would plant these out for spring in our garden, and he would get me to help him plant one for my nan in a pot so she could have some colour in her life, as she was bed-ridden with rheumatoid arthritis.

The image above was taken just weeks into our photography jaunt when we didn’t have a clue and never came off of automatic on our cameras. 😀 😀 😀

I just love how an image of a flower can bring back so many memories, memories that are from way-back. And that photograph of primroses sure bought a childhood memory back to me.

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11 responses to “Primroses”

  1. The seasons pass too quickly these days, Bren…

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  2. I just adore primroses 😀 😀

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  3. Lovely. Wild primroses are best of all.

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    1. Thank you xx. Yes they have far more colour

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  4. That’s beautiful – no hint that you ‘didn’t have a clue’ 😁

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    1. Honestly you should’ve seen the ones that got rejected 🤣😂

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      1. We all have plenty of those – the trick is in knowing which ones to reject and to do so without compunction!

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        1. Yes… I was looking through my Lightroom catalogue and have seen some that could be discarded. Xx

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  5. These primroses are certainly wonderful 🙂

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