My right eye seems to be having detachment issues, so while I await a visit with the eye doc, I have not been able to get out with the camera. I did manage to capture some Fall images at a local garden centre, so here’s my submission for Lens-Artists Weekly Photo Challenge: colours of Autumn.
Colours of Autumn
One Woman's Quest II 
I love these autumn flowering plants. Oh dear, hope you find a good eye doctor to cure your eye.
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Thanks so much. Apparently it will heal itself…just have to be patient and not over use it.
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Lovely colours, VJ, hope you will be able to see more colours soon – with a fresh eye.
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Thanks so much. I’m itching to get out.
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🙂
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Beautiful pictures V. J. I’m glad you won’t need surgery and hope you heal fast!
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Thanks Anne!
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Great photos. I hope your eye gets better soon.
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Thanks John. It’s my camera eye, so I’m hoping so too!
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Oh VJ! I hope your eye issues are not serious. Sending prayers.
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Thanks Eugi. Turned out I didn’t need surgery, but it will take awhile to heal.
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Oh, I’m glad to hear that, VJ!
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Well, that’s a scary situation. Positive thoughts are coming your way – eye be healed! Well captured autumn colors, no matter where they are!
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Thanks Andrea. Apparently my eye condition is a side-effect of aging. Yet another thing…
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The eternal answer once we’re at a “certain age” although sometimes I wonder if it’s just easier to use that as a reason. I hope the symptoms subside, whatever the cause.
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I agree. Certainly isn’t normal to have one eye firing and blocked, I shouldn’t think. The doc did say to come back if it gets worse or doesn’t improve. Think I will opt for a second opinion.
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I certainly would. And have done so in similar situations. I believe there is more “ageism” ingrained in health care for older people (esp women) than anyone wants to admit. The thing is…it’s more exhausting to advocate for yourself the older you get. And so it goes….
I hope you get some real answers. Would the doc give that advice to someone in their 40s or even 50s? I doubt it (the cynic that I am).
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I share your cynicism. Thanks Andrea.
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You’re welcome. We’re not alone….
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Very beautiful photos! I pray for your eye to heal! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks Deborah
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Sorry to hear about your eye. Hope it will be sorted soon
The second flower could be a Cock’s comb
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Thanks!
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I hope they get you in quickly V.J. I am also curious about the second plant.
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Hopefully someone will know about the plant. I’m just biding time…go shortly…
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These are lovely VJ, especially loved the yellows. Hope it all works out with the eye!
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Me too! Thanks Tina
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VJ, best wishes with your eye troubles. Thanks for capturing the beautiful yellow colors. Keith
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Thanks Keith
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I’m sorry to hear about your eye, VJ.
I’m intrigued by that second photo. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a plant like that.
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Me neither. I’ve no idea what it is. The bees sure liked it.
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It might be a Cock’s comb flower
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Thanks. Can’t say I’ve seen one before.
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https://nowathome.wordpress.com/2014/05/25/floral-friday-celosia-argentea/ here is a post about the flower
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Wow. Thanks, Aletta. I’ve learned something new today.
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You’re welcome
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