Constellations
View allAll Photos Tagged Aster
for a happy Sunday!
New England Aster / Raublattaster (Aster novae-angliae)
in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
From deep down in my archives, taken 2010 with my best full-frame camera ever ;-))
Asters light up an autumn garden, at least until the frost and freezing temperatures say otherwise.
Amid the gardens at the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium, Toledo, Ohio.
My garden is moving into its late summer phase . These asters are already in flower and the Rubekias and Japanese Anemones are almost out how quickly the garden seasons move on
THANKS FOR YOUR VISITING BUT CAN I ASK YOU NOT TO FAVE AN IMAGE WITHOUT ALSO MAKING A COMMENT. MANY THANKS KEITH. ANYONE MAKING MULTIPLE FAVES WITHOUT COMMENTS WILL SIMPLY BE BLOCKED
Happy Sunday! Thank you for 4.000.000 views on my stream!!
All rights reserved - copyright © Sulamay Fillinger
a shot of the cheerful aster from my garden to brighten up your Monday 😉 Happy Blue Monday ☀️
Olympus E-M1 Mark II + Olympus 60mm F2.8 Macro @f5.0
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to watch or leave a comment or award :)
All my photos are © All Rights Reserved. The pictures are for viewing, not to be downloaded and shared on any other site or for personal use without my explicit permission. And definitely do not post ads or your pics in my photos!!! Thank you! :)
😃 Unforgettable Flowers 'Flower Of The Week' Dez 5, 2022 😃
- Unforgettable Flowers 9, The Best of Unforgettable Flowers 6
- Living jewels of Nature 15, Precious Living jewels of Nature 13, Members Choice 13
Макро с объективом Olympus OM-System Zuiko Auto-Macro 50mm f/3.5 UVIVF. Флуоресценция. Освещение ультрафиолетом 365nm со светофильтром ZWB2
When I spotted this, I imagined it could be a special 'ice-frog', who was being fed by a secret food-line……..but of course it isn't that at all ;-))
Marian Jenkins told me in a respons on a previous photo that this phenomenon is called "Star formation or web formation".
Thank you, Marian, also for the info here below:
"Such star patterns often surround holes in ice, but the origin of their shape has always been a mystery. ... The star patterns are formed when a hole in a recently-frozen lake allows water to swell up from beneath and spread over the snow-covered surface, leaving dark “fingers” of melted ice stemming from a central point.
Asterism (astronomy)" - Wikipedia
A tiny wild aster covered in heavy morning dew near the house. The dew was so heavy that it measured as rainfall on my weather station.
Backyard photography
When I see these kinds of aster flowers I feel the summer is starting fade out. Sure, I do LOVE autumn, but I do not like late summer - just makes me feel lonely.
Back to the flowers just for a moment.... these asters demanded that I photograph them ;)
We were at the National Botanic Gardens of Wales and it was a lovely day, it was looking the best I'd ever seen it, with loads of flowers still in bloom even though it was the end of September.
The Aster: symbol of elegance, fidelity and death
Of Greek origin, its name means 'star' because of the shape of the flower. The aster is said to have been born in the tears shed by the Greek Goddess of Justice, Astraeus, when Pandora opened the box containing all the evils of mankind. Roman mythology has made it the emblematic flower of Venus, the goddess of Love. According to the Roman poet Virgil, the altars of the gods were often decorated with asters.
Other cultures have their own rich legends when it comes to the aster flower. A Cherokee legend goes that the aster represents the blue fringed dress worn by two sisters who fled to the forest to avoid battling tribes. In Germany and England, it was believed that aster flowers held magical powers.
And in France, bouquets of asters were placed on the graves of fallen soldiers as a representation of the wish that the battle had had a different outcome.
Asters are appropriate for just about any occasion. They are the birth flowers for September and also a flower that is given on 20th wedding anniversaries.
for "Smile on Saturday! :-)"
Theme : "FLORIOGRAPHY" - October 17, 2020
Ageratoides, Aster rampante .Cet aster est une plante vivace remarquable par sa floraison abondante et sa grande résistance. Elle se distingue par ses fleurs d'un blanc pur, très lumineuses, mise en valeur par son coeur doré. Son époque de floraison s'étend de septembre à novembre, offrant ainsi un spectacle prolongé en fin de saison. Cette plante atteint une hauteur de 50cmet s'étale sur une largeur de 60cm. Son feuillage est vert foncé, dense et semi persistant selon le climat. Avec sa croissance rapide et son port étalé, elle est idéale pour habiller les massifs ou les bordures de jardin.- à voir en grand
- J'aimerai être une fleur et pousser sur la terre pour souffler un doux parfum de paix, d'amour et de bonheur.
Pour voir plus d'images de ma 1 ère galerie monique stenger www.flickr.com/photos/131526630@N02