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“On either side the wild roses, their pink dewy faces turned to the sun, tumbled over the fences, sprawled on the ground and filled the air with their pure summery smell.”
― Betty MacDonald, Nancy and Plum
Texture: Shadowhouse.
Looking out across Blea Tarn towards Mickleden and The Landales from one of the most amazing wild camping spots I've visited.
Wild turkeys have subtly iridescent feathers, which look brown unless the light catches them just right. But this picture was taken from just the right angle, just about half an hour before sunset, when the sun was nearly level with my eyes.
Filoli Estate, San Mateo, Ca. Feb. 2023.
We came across this lovely meadow on a walk in Wharfedale, near Grassington. It’s Site of Special Scientific Interest as it has such a diverse range of plants.
Charlie, roaming the fields around our home. Mostly, however, he prefers the comforts of his dog bed near the fireplace.
(Texture courtesy Kerstin Frank)
A touch of summer for all of us in the northern hemisphere! These grow in profusion around the bird bath in the garden and under the hedge. If the dead flowers and leaves are cut back, they will sometimes produce another crop of flowers.
Walk among the leaves of May
Between shades of green that paint the day
Below the trees, vast and tall
Filled with dreams that will fall
There as the moments they do part
Your eyes will see a work of art
Surrounded by shades of green
That in the wild will be seen
Below the skies, vast and wide
In the gallery of the countrysid
Wild Iris at the Southern Oregon Coast.
I hate to focus stack but sometimes it's necessary. The flower was just a few inches away from the front element. I was hoping for a beautiful, colorful sunset, but blue's a color, right? And the blue color of the sky and the clouds actually complimented the bluish purple of the flowers I think.
This was taken during a Destination Earth Photography Workshop that my good friend Chris Byrne Photography and I conducted recently. Contact me for information about future photography adventures.
When I came across this tree, the fruit glinting in the darkness reminded me of one of those Old Master fruit paintings.
Taken on the bank of the river Yare in Norfolk.
Wild berries on the green
Spreading beauty, as they are seen
Hanging down, untamed and free
Underneath a Summer tree
Spreading beauty, to all eyes that look
At this page from natures book
Wild Coneflower on the back roads..It is so beautiful to see the wildflowers blooming on the side of the road . They are there naturally no planting them to come up in garden, no taking care of them to make them grow , they just grow in natures garden. Other name Echinacea