Evening Sun and the greenhouse.

I had to smile, Eileen, ‘arty fatty’..my OH uses the ‘pretentious’ word when I get started!!😁
That fern is a lovely big lush beauty!!! Loads of fronds unfurled/unfurling beautifully.
Pretty coloured geranium, oh and the Alexander’s are a beautiful lime green - love them!
Not sure about the close up of the ‘beasties’!!!! Interesting info though! I didn’t think they’d be so close up!😁
You’ve been extremely busy in the greenhouse, my mouth was watering there at the thought of all the fresh produce soon to come!

Hubby's words did make me chuckle, nice shots especially the one of the fronds.
Pics of the g'house made me realise that when I had two, my top one looked like yours at this time of the year, used to clear it and take the staging down to plant up my tomato's, your other side looks very much like my remaining one did until last week, everything gets dumped under the staging during the winter months when I forget to take shed keys down the garden with me, this year I had to be tidier with only having the one now, don't regret that decision, and I still have as many plants to find homes for, my tom's have had to go into bags and tubs as the floor is all granite, it will be interesting to see how they fare.
I don't do spiders so did glance away, thanks for the warning Seaburn, the info was very interesting though, its only the looking bit that makes me shiver....

The photos taken in the evening sunshine really are different and are truly lovely.
We have had sunshine only in the early evening for a few days now and it still isn't very warm!
The garden does look special though and your photos are great- my favourite is the third one I think!
Thank you.

It's great to see so many flowers blooming now! Your shots of sunlight on your plants is a slightly different take on our normal photos of our plants!

I, for one, try to avoid taking photos in full sunshine as it ruins them. We don't realise until we see our photos later on the computer screen just how much sunlight "bleaches" the colour out of them! Or we get such reflection back from shiny petals or leaves that the subject practically disappears in the glare! The camera flash can do almost the same on shiny surfaces as well!

I like your idea of taking pictures when the sun in going down, it's not such a hard light & being softer "lights" up plants in a different way without ruining the colours.

Congratulations on your photos! 👏 👏 👏

Thanks Balcony, It is a different skill taking these types of photo especially as it is not one of what we call proper slr cameras just a small point and shoot automatic.

OH's tend not to respect our artistic endeavours, I find, SBG. (!) I was particularly interested in the spiders. I've seen a few Lace Weaver spiders before but not the Woodlouse spider.

The ones I have seen before tended to have silvery abdomens, not this yellowy colour.

I've never seen a woodlouse spider either. We could do with a few of those in the house. (On second thoughts pehraps not...)I was told yesterday that everyone round here has woodlice in the house - they die round the edges of the carpets. The house spiders here are strange flimsy spindly ones, on the same lines as daddy long legs. I sometimes wonder they find to live on.

Interesting light photos :)
Your greenhouse is tidy enough, you can get in there ...
Interesting spiders.

I often find dead woodlice in the house too Yorks and Toria often rescues any live ones we find. I think they come up from under the floorboards then they get too dry and they die. They have damp gills to 'breathe' and they get too dry due to carpets/C/heating etc.

I have always loved spiders since being told the story of Lord of the Rings when I was 8 yrs old. Shelob held no fears Paul.

Hywel, I was starting to find it a bit of an obstacle course and that just isn't safe is it? But I do have that sort of mentality until it get's to a 'critical mass of chaos'. Same with my sewing room.

Same here lol