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Although I have the occasional flower photo on the site, I've never really been a fan of flower photography. (at least not my own). It just seems too easy, like I'm cheating somehow. Almost anyone can point a camera up close to a flower and get a nice shot. It doesn't say anything about the photographer's skill, just that flowers are pretty.

The other day however as I was exploring Lund, I came across a little area where people rent/own garden space with miniature houses to store their tools, or sit and have tee in their garden. It looked like a sub-division where the hobbits might live.

Anyway, walking through there, I couldn't resist the call of the flower photo.

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