Mosaic Monday: Little Pinks

This is what happens to me when winter wears out it's welcome.  I buy some flowers at the supermarket and play with my camera.  Old books and flowers are a recurring theme in my photography.  And I usually include a tole tray as well.  This one is a huge round tray, in a pretty green/blue with pink flowers.  It belonged to my mother, and I can remember her using it quite often when she entertained.

I bought the pink flowers to shoot for the Facebook group I belong to called Colors of 2013 with Eva Ricci Studio.  Actually, I showed you some of the shots I've already taken for the group in last week's mosaic.  I took so many shots that I thought I would use them for this week's mosaic as well,  You can never have enough pink flowers, right?  ;)

Lastly, the quote from Maya Angelou is one of my favorites.  I made that particular image up for my daughter, who is spending a semester abroad, and missing home.  I wanted her to remember to appreciate the small moments.

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