...marked by inventive skill and imagination...
The amazing ingenuity of nature delights me! All around us are everyday miracles that are inspirational and cause our spirits to soar. I love to take my camera for a trip around my yard or the greater world to catch some of these miracles. In this post, I will focus on pattern, color, and form of just a few plants.
bee guides on pansy
riotous paint job
A gorgeous series of flowers Margaret. I love the riotous paint job! No artist will ever rival Mother Nature's creativity and color palette.
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures - makes you look afresh at the wonders of this world.
ReplyDeleteYes, nature is indeed ingenious!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
I love the riotous paint job. What kind of flower is that?
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures. I'd love to have those in my yard.
ReplyDeleteAthena, the riotous paint job flower is an orchid!
ReplyDeleteTruely inspiring photographs! =D
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are wonderful. Do you use a digital camera, and if so, which one??
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Margaret! Your post makes way more sense today. I saw it last night and it said blah, blah, blah! LOL
ReplyDeleteI never thought about the black lines on a pansy being "landing strips" for bees, but I bet that's exactly what they are! Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty color combination on the pansy. And the lily is a riot of color. The hibiscus is just gorgeous. Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeletebeautiful flower pictures!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love all the macro shots!
ReplyDeleteThe garden is always full of lovely surprises to photograph! Very pretty!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine
I’m a day late and a dollar short, always – just getting to Thursday commenting!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. Whenever I go
to San Francisco's Botanical Garden, I am so amazed at the incredible array of plants and flowers. Their beauty is overwhelming.
My Alphabe Thursday post is at:
http://rnsane.blogspot.com/2011/06/alphabe-thursday-i-is-for-india-june-16.html#links
I turn to nature for inspiration too! These are some awesome photos! I love the colors, they are inspiring in themselves!
ReplyDeleteDelightful post and beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteYou had asked what wildlife our family is involved with. Mum has been in rescue and rehab in 3 different countries and now currently works with birds or possums (they are protected here) my daughter specialises in echidnas
Love that second pic the best! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteso beautiful! I love going for walks and looking at all the pretty things. Makes a blah day feel so much better. Can't wait till Buster is comfortable on a lease! {:-D
ReplyDeleteThe hibiscus - *sigh* - gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos. You have an artist's eye.
ReplyDeleteI love your themed posts, this one reminds me that I shouldn't just look at the flower, but to focus on the details more. It's a good reminder.
ReplyDeleteThe green post with the baby owl was spectacular, too!
What beautiful, beautiful photos. :) Nature is a constant source of inspiration and peace for me. When we really stop and study the details, they are quite breathtaking! :)
ReplyDeleteWow. And what a clever post!
ReplyDeleteThis was really neat. I've never the about flowers from this viewpoint before!
But now I will!
Interesting and wonderful link this week.
Thank you.
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