(All of the photos in this post are mine -- and they pale in comparison to the beautiful floral paintings in the book!)
He recently posted his current review -- "The Gardener's Botanical." If you have seen the post, you will be, as I was, enchanted by the splendid illustrations featured in the book. And, if you are a gardener or have a special love for all in the garden, you will find it an intriguing offering as well.
But David has a problem. He posted the link in blogger's reader feed. And it just doesn't show up. He's not quite sure what's wrong and neither am I.
But if you already follow David and use blogger reader as your blog-following source, you're missing one heck of a great post.
So, I thought I'd give it a shout-out here. You can visit this post right HERE. And I hope you do! (And if you don't visit David regularly and have a passion for birds, check out other posts on his feed while you're there. Quite remarkable!)
And if you can help him out, leave a message on his blog or here because this could be something that could happen to any of us.
(Oh, I do need the color of all these blooms!)
Going off to visit him . . .
ReplyDeleteFirst though, the color he captures,
(like one almost at the end of your post Jeanie)
is stunning. Red, yellow green . . . a tulip I think!
Thank you for sending him our way.
I do not follow him but I have seen his comments here and there
I hope he finds a solution to his “glitch!”
Thanks so much for the recommendation, hurrying off to visit. Your images are beautiful Jeanie!
ReplyDeleteHello, Jeanie
ReplyDeleteI was sure I saw David's blog updated on my blog list. It was a nice book review. Your flowers and photos are gorgeous. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week!
Thanks for the note, Jeanie. That post did show up in my RSS feed reader, so it's a Blogger glitch, for sure. You need to tell him how to let people subscribe by email. That's a real help for those of us not on Blogger.
ReplyDeleteJeanne, I was not familiar with David but I'm so glad to find him!! You know the same thing happened to me when I was blogging. For me at Poofing the Pillows, the blog was not pinging correctly to the RSS feed. There's a way to check in RSS feed to see if your blog is pinging. You might let him know that. When the ping isn't working, none of the feeds update to show that you've posted a new blog post.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this incredible act of kindness, Jeanie. Somewhere there js a gold medal waiting for you.
ReplyDeleteI'm familiar with David's beautiful photography but had not seen this book review. I went over to visit and have to thank you for sending me in that direction. Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteI'm having the same, exact problem as David. My latest post is not updating in anyone's blog roll. I went to Blogger's so-called Help forum and posted a question asking how to fix the problem but no one has answered. I've googled the problem and found nothing. This happened about two years ago but I can't remember how it got fixed. But I'm relieved to know I'm not the only one. If anyone figures it out, please pop over to my blog and leave a comment on any post!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt worked here, Jeanie! Your photos are exquisite!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are such a kind and enthusiastic person. Your note on my blog made me so happy!! It might have said more about your passion, than about my art, but in any case, Thank You for your responsiveness! And now, on to catch up on a few more of your posts. I've been away for too long!!
Jeanie your photos are stunning! I have pinned several for future paintings. The botanical book on David's blog is beautiful...I have a friend, Linda@LifeandLinda.com, she just wrote a post about the New Blogger here is the link- https://www.lifeandlinda.com/2020/01/what-is-new-with-blogger-update.html#more She also does blogger repair and design...I hope this helps!
ReplyDeleteJenna
The illustrations sure are nice, but your photos are truly stunning!
ReplyDelete(Sadly I have to admit I have no idea about the feed!)
Wow, really, your flowers made this grey day!
This post is a lovely burst of sunshine and color! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour images are stunning Jeanie. I'm off to visit David's blog after my visit with you. I've had this problem with my posts not showing up in blogger reader. It sometimes takes hours. My friend Linda at Life and Linda knows everything about blogging and blogger problems if David wants assistance. Happy week......
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting everyone know! I read it yesterday but got it because of a linky party we both participate in. Hugs to you my friend! You are sweet!
ReplyDeleteThose are some beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about David problems.. I am not tech savvy at all.. hopefully he'll be able to find a solution soon.
Left a comment saying my "live-in gardener" would love this book. Thanks! Your photographs are quite wonderful too.
ReplyDeleteI believe I've been to David's blog in the past. Sorry to hear about the problem he's having. Guess that's why I don't use an RSS feed. I hope he gets this straightened out soon. It appears someone had the answer, so I hope David was able to see it.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. They are both beautiful and colorful. I really, really, really love the close-ups.
look at that rid brim on the petal. Nature is beautiful. Wonder why there are few in this world who want to destroy it.
ReplyDeleteYour flowers are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI will go see David's blog, even I don't know how to help him out.
I am not techno savvy, so sorry I cannot help, but will suggest does this have anything to do with the new Blogger they keep trying to make me switch to? Probably not, but just in cases.
ReplyDeleteDeb in Wales
Gorgeous pictures. I'm going to have a look at his blog now, thanks for the recommendation. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics and consider it done...jumping over to see Davids blog.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful flowers! First photos seemed artificial!
ReplyDeleteI love those parrot-y tulips! Great photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series of images! Especially nice to see color in the midst of winter.
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing your floral photographs …
ReplyDeleteHoping David may have sorted out his blogging glitch - they do seem to happen from time to time.
All the best Jan
I just love seeing all your beautiful flower photos Jeanie. Oh spring. It can't arrive too soon. Happy new week. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteLove the floral photos! I'm so longing to see tulips again. I was disgusted by the ones I saw in the floral department of the grocery store today.
ReplyDeletebeautiful beautiful flower pictures, love them! Such pretty colors. I enjoyed the previous post as well, the pretty storefronts! Hope your week has started off well. Hubby has been out digging and getting ready the flower beds for the soon spring plantings. And we've been busy picking out seeds and bulbs for summer.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. What beautiful tulips.
ReplyDeleteJeanie, that book is beautiful. I don't follow David and couldn't give my advice as to what his problem is, as you well know, I am lucky to just get my blog typed, as I don't understand any of this stuff. Linda at Life and Linda did a post about the new blogger, maybe that would be helpful to him?? But I do know that your photos are absolutely beautiful. I could just reach and pick those gorgeous flowers off the page..xxoJudy
ReplyDeleteI actually follow David.
ReplyDeleteYour flower photos are magnificent Jeanie!
YOUR FLOWER PHOTOS ARE INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteI'M OFF TO READ YOUR LINK.
Beautiful flowers! Janice
ReplyDeleteI hope your blog friend figured out the problem and was able to fix it. In the meantime, it was a pleasure to see all your wonderful blooms. The last one is unique - it reminds me of a candy cane. : )
ReplyDelete~Sheri
What beautiful pictures of the flowers. They are amazing. I love tulips. The first and last pictures have these extraordinary tulips. Thinking of the book Tulipomania by Mike Dash . Fascinating flowers.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blooms! I do believe he's got the issue sorted out now.
ReplyDeleteAll these photos are amazing!! I'm in love!
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