Jun 19: Sporting a lovely flower

Sport - Verb
Wear or display (a distinctive item). He was sporting a huge handlebar moustache
Origin: Late Middle English (in the sense 'pastime, entertainment'): shortening of disport.

Disport - noun
Diversion from work or serious matters. The King and all his Court met for solace and disport.

Blokey Sport: http://365project.org/bulldog/365-additions/2013-06-19

[Tricia O'Donnell]

beautiful love the leaves makes the white flower to leap out at you

[Jan K]

Beautiful clematis.

[Maggiemae]

This beautiful colour is several shades of white which is nice to see!

[Tremerryn]

A great idea and shot!

[Gerry]

very pretty photo and flower

[📸 Bulldog 📷]

Can you get 'Several shades of white'?
* Discuss

@maggiemae

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful shot and a lovely looking flower. Love your interpretation for today's word.

[Caz]

Love the textures, nice shot !

[Hazel A]

Pretty shot. Though the clematis looked pale pink to me, you can get several shades of white

[Maggiemae]

@bulldog yes, that is what is so interesting.....snow, pearl, antique white, ivory, chalk, milk white, lily, smoke, seashell, old lace, cream, linen, ghost white, beige, corn silk, alabaster, paper, whitewash!

[Kathryn Marshall]

Beautiful flower shot.

[Michelle]

Beautiful!

[AC]

Brilliant interpretation and image!

[Kitti Nelson]

Elegant and lovely.

[Christine]

Good shot, very clear

[❀ Lynn]

This is lovely....the centre so reminded me of an eye with big eyelashes!

[Kathy A]

Beautiful.