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My son explained to me that the stamen in the center of a daisy are arranged in a spiral shape. The ones forming the circle in the very center have not yet released their pollen . . .while the stamen farther out have. The pollen releasing works from the outside in, like walking through a labyrinth.
Once the spiral progression reaches the very center of the blossom, the circle in the middle is no longer visible and the whole blossom dies.
Daisies are often used as a symbol of peace. I can relate to that!
my shutter stuck and this photo fired off when it finally released.
at first i was annoyed, ready to commit this photo to my outtakes.
but now, it's one of my favorites.
When I was working on this Labyrinth piece, a 4th grader named Maria saw it and got very excited. It’s one of her favorite movies, so I promised her I’d make her a copy for her birthday. School is closed tomorrow for the storm we are supposed to get, so I gave it to her tonight. She was very pleased. Grab a print of this for $12 bucks. (Message me to purchase or email polardproductions@gmail.com)
“It’s just very whimsical. It’s not like any other labyrinth I’ve ever seen,” says 17-year old Francesca Farris. As part of earning the Girl Scout Gold Award, she recruited MECA camp kids and Sixth Ward residents to help out with creating the maze of bricks, flowers, and mosaics.
Miles exploring. This was a labyrinth set up on campus where I work. Wanted to get a shot of it in the dark, with the candles inside the bags lit, but didn't have time to stick around.
Photoluminescent labyrinth is placed in Metawanpe Lawn from Monday, April 18 to Monday, April 25, 2016.
Photo by Mirei Seki.
I saw on the news this wonderful labyrinth at the mental health center that is supposed to be this cool area you can walk through and it's calming and relaxing.... bahhh-FALSE advertising!! It was soooo horrible. Not at all what we were expecting!
Labyrinth under Kitchen Mesa at Ghost Ranch on August 2. Inspired the haiku found in red Ravine post, prayer to ghost ranch labyrinth haiku.
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