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These Thai Basil flowers (Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora) are quite epehemeral — two different stages are visible here. Flowers appear in groups of four, about eight of which are clustered along a stem over about 12-14cm. Within clusters blooming is staggered over several days. Thai Basil is a delightful aromatic herb reminiscent of anise and licorice and native to southeast Asia — delicious especially in Thai cooking. The plants flourish in my Gold Coast garden.
The iconic Delicate Arch is a great spot for sunset. We never really got a super sunset, but I like the Sunstar on this one.
Thalictrum delavayi Hewitt's Double
Chinese Meadow Rue Hewitt’s Double
A fairly new introduction, but already a classic, Thalictrum delavayi Hewitt's Double is herbaceous perennial with a rather lax, upright habit. The mid-green leaves are lacy and divided into three rounded leaflets, delicate and very attractive, reminiscent of maidenhair fern. Flower buds like little mauve raindrops on branched, airy stems open to little, mauve, double, rosette-like flowers with a yellow eye. Looks lovely spaced along a border of blue, purple and pink flowers. It can flop a little, but usually other plants will hold it up.
The leaves are commonly glaucous blue-green in colour. The flowers are small and are apetalous; in other words they have no petals. They have have numerous long stamens, often brightly white, yellow, pink or pale purple, and are produced in conspicuous dense inflorescences. In some species the sepals are large, brightly coloured and petal-like, but in most they are small and fall when the flower opens or soon after.
Site: Sheltered
Soil: Any humus-rich, moist but well drained, even poorly drained soil
Position: Partial shade – facing east or west
Season of interest: Flowers July to September
Hardiness: Very hardy
Height: 5’ (1.5m) Spread: 20” (50cm) in 2-5 years
Arches National Park, Utah
This is the last photo in this series on Arches National Park.
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One of the most popular locations in Arches National Park. I captured this back in May 2019 and I was lucky there were only a few people there that night...of which I had to clone out.
My goal here was not only to capture the Milkyway but to show this awesome location.
Foreground:
D850 / F8 / ISO 400 / 2 Minutes
MW:
D850 / F2.8 / ISO 4000 / 4 sec / 16 images stacked
Love delicate flowers in group of three with very artistic looking branches. Japanese looking motif. Deserving of haiku poem.
Thistle seeds carried on the breeze get snagged by the fine stinging hairs of a flowering Common Nettle
Lighted up by the gentle warmth of the morning sun filtering through the fragile petals.
Where there is shadow, there is also light.
May we all find zest and light in the small moments of our everyday lives.
Manual focus with Voigtlander 65mm f2.0 Macro APO Lanthar.
Tried my hand at snowflake photography yesterday. I laid a blanket out on a table outside for them to land on. There weren't many whole snowflakes but found a few. This was one. I'll be trying some more in the future.
I hope everyone enjoys this image! :D
For some reason these flowers have a second life. All flowers were gone and now they are blooming again
Looking Close...on Friday - Bokeh in Flora B&W
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In every true searcher of Nature there is a kind of religious reverence, for he finds it impossible to imagine that he is the first to have thought out the exceedingly delicate threads that connect his perceptions. Albert Einstein
*happy delicate bokeh wednesday*
A calm lake turns into a mirror at day’s end, reflecting a ribbon of golden afterglow beneath a rugged mountain silhouette. Dramatic clouds drift across the fading blue sky while a delicate crescent moon hangs overhead, adding a quiet spark to the scene. Reeds along the shoreline frame the water’s edge, grounding the wide, open view and emphasizing the stillness of twilight. This landscape photograph captures that brief, magical moment when sunset slips into night and everything feels hushed, vast, and alive.
A recent trip to the Lake District saw plentiful scenes of various grasses some of which showed off their delicate nature.
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