My new clover work

I have recently begun working with clover growing round and about where I live. I have been taking their photographs, and working with them to make images: clovers of many shapes and sizes, shades of green, patterns on leaves, and with corresponding flowers of pink or white.

A flat scale of clover

la la la la la la la la….la la la la la la la la

and:

      Looking at clover

pink clover ring

clover of hearts

I am showing some of my new clover work alongside photographs and work by Petra Finkenzeller and Ruth Revell from the Save South Purdown Group and the work is at Eastville Library for the next few weeks.

my tomatoes

my tomatoes are getting ripe

this one felt a bit strange when I picked it up
Something else got there first and obviously enjoyed the insides from head to toe
leaving me with a fragile light tomato egg

WE ARE LUCKY

 purple clover flowers growing all in a ring. 

I was thinking they say (not sure how or who says or how this came about but I will have to find out) four leaf clovers are lucky but we are lucky to have three leaf ones too. I found lots of fairy like clover rings on South Purdown. I have a vague memory of collecting clover for our guinea pigs when i was a child.