For Cee’s FOTD.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Oh wow, beautiful, I have coral honeysuckle all over, and while I have photographed it with interest, none have shown us the real beauty. Reminds me of the tiny flowers of less than a quarter inch peeping out of the grass, which people tromp over, never noticing them, but they put a sweet perfume into the air without us knowing where it comes from. Now I need to get out there on my hands and knees, and show what we do not see~! Thanks for the idea (but it make me feel guilty)~! Of course, I have written a poem about them, so I will rename it “Low and Sweet”.
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I’ve been trying to photograph honeysuckle off and on for 19 years and this is the first decent picture I’ve captured. The trick is to get it against a blank background. And those little flowers in the grass? I’ve noticed and photographed. Love them. That’s what I love about photography. It encourages one to look closely. Writing does the same but we are usually engaged with larger themes than flowers when we write.
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Wow!
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