A rather nice display Rosalyn.

Thank you very much David.

A beautiful and unusual stillife, Rosa ! Like the light very much !

Thank you very much Ulrich.

They do look like tiny gold roses, Rosa, and the new shoots when they first appear resemble tiny green shaving brushes.

A good description of when they first appear Amelia! The tree is at least 45 years old and needs cutting back every few years.

A beautiful still-life study, Rosa. I love the warm, golden light. Your great use of light and shadow emphasizes the three-dimensionality of the wooden roses. When I saw the thumbnail of this photograph, I thought you had been gathering pine cones. Cheers, Joe

Thank you very much Joe. There are hundreds of cones still to be picked up across the garden! I should be out there doing it now! Cheers, Rosa.

Good work..
Have a lovely day.

Absolument magnifique avec ces tintes et superbement rendue..!
Bonne et agreable journee printanière.!

Nicely captured Rosalyn you can save them for part of your Christmas decorations, enjoy your wide open space !!!

I think they look more like chocolate than wood. Of course that could be because we've run out of chocolate at home.............

A lovely still-life image Rosa.........the golden light and the detail. A nice background too.

Do you have a log fire? These would burn beautifully and smell lovely.......or maybe save them for a BBQ in the summer?

En effet... cela fait son effet et c'est très beau Rosalyn, merci de le partager !****************

A natural still life with gorgeous light and colours.

They look like roses indeed, you can do a fine decoration with them !