Sometimes the angle of a shot tricks my eye – like this shot of a dried-up day lily blossom balanced on a leaf. Or is it floating?
Sharing is good . . .
Subscribe
How to Find Stuff
Use the Categories menu - The canonical approach: proven, reliable, proven reliable.Use the Themes menu - For those who like to think about underlying themes and for those who like to be surprised. But be warned that my assignment of posts to themes is a little, umm, arbitrary, since many posts treat serious intellectual and emotional subjects with what I fondly think of as humour.
Use the Search function - With more than 730 key words, from patience (boo) to persistence (hurray), from Richard III (hurray) to Richard Feynman (hurray again), there's a good chance you'll find what you're looking for, and you're pretty much sure to find something.
Use the Archives drop-down menu - Useful for searching by date. Just in case.
Categories
Themes
Search
Archives
Traditional Iconoclast · Wanderings & Wonderings
Proudly powered by WordPress
·
Theme: Pilcrow by Automattic.
☺
Thanks. I think . . .
Nice nature shot. Too many people only shoot only “beauty” nature and miss much. The floating question makes one stay with the picture longer – nicely done.
Jim R – Maybe it’s my age, but I kinda like the dead, dying and/or drying flowers. I’m glad they’re still beautiful.