Laura came home to do her homework in the garden.
With camera and tripod, she decided the garden was a great backdrop for her assignment.
A self portrait for photography class.
Photo by Laura Weichert
Update: She did get an A!
Garden Homework
life in and around the garden
down to earth digs 
Nicely done! Perfect magazine photo. Everything at the peak of perfection.
Thank you! The lighting was perfect….can’t really see the weeds!
I love this! Absolutely gorgeous! Do you think Laura would let me do a painting from her photo? My theme this month for painting 30 paintings in 30 days is women. This would be so perfect.
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As long as I get to see the finished piece! How fantastic!
Thank you so much…you made my day! Love your photo! 🙂 And yes, I will let you see it when it’s done…
Can’t wait to see it! How sweet of you!
Beautiful!
It was a sweet moment, I think she will garden some day!
Reblogged this on Flourish.
Thank you!
Absolutely lovely! It makes me want to join her in the garden.
Come on over!
Beautiful photo! Love the hydrangea tree with the brick path winding past it….Makes you want to join her, and you captured the “bright” sun in your photo washing over it….how inviting:-)
The hydrangea was newly planted last Spring, and doing wonderfully this year….it was perfect late afternoon lighting!
I was wondering if it was a “Lime Light” hydrangea, they are my favorite–I have never tried a lime light as a bush tree, if it is..that is stunning..I did make a tree out of a “tiger eye sumac” which I just love, but it does like to wander throught our landscape.
It is a Limelight, I purchased as a bare root, as it was less expensive (though I still payed a bit!).
I also have a Tiger eye Sumac, It wants to send up shoots, but I just pull them! It is in it’s 3rd year in the garden and getting nice size for the garden!
🙂
Beautiful photo in every way. Like Rita, I could picture this on the pages of a magazine. Well done. And Laura, you are stunningly gorgeous.
I am flattered to say the least! Thank you!
The compliment is so deserving. You are one talented photographer.
And she used to hate her curly hair! Hope she gets an A!
Now I’m laughing because my middle daughter has even curlier hair. I think she used to hate it, too, but now has embraced her curls. I think curls are beautiful.
Laura deserves an A+.
wow, is it your garden? It’ s gorgeous, i want to own a garden like this, by the way, do you like peony, you can plant tree peony in your garden. You can view my blogs that all about peony, if you have any questions about peony, it is my pleasure to help you
This is our garden, made from a bare, weedy patch of ground–just 6 years ago! A labor of love!
Happy New Year
In this new journey that you’re going to undertake, may the heavens bless and light your way, may you reach your goals and dreams this year, a year of triumphs and good cheers. I wish that the New Year be a messenger of peace, smiles, joy and good tidings. I wish your 2014 become much wealthier, healthier and happier and take a step closer to your dream.
Talented girl you have there…kinda’ like her Mom? 🙂
Its great! We have so much fun bouncing ideas off of each other. Like mother, Like daughter!
I just fell out of my chair! I could break a hip you know!
She has been itching for a camera, and in May we gave her a Cannon for her graduation from Graphic Communications….she is enjoying learning and playing with it!
My kind of homework! It came out beautifully.
That is a great photo! She should get an “A” in that class.
Thank you!
I love your garden so much!