an artichoke flower
purple coneflowers
unknown flower
These are pictures I had taken while in the Netherlands in August. I was attracted to the crisp brown dying stalks and petals with hints of life and color against the tall strong stalks and green foliage. I was actually quite proud of my little Samsung S760 and my developing eye.
I was inspired to share these pictures of decaying flowers by two of my fellow nature photogbloggers - Lisa's Dead but still lovely pictures of a rose and Ratty's The Sad Part of Nature post about a dead garters snake.
Death and decay are a part of natural cycle. I have a host of pictures of dead wildlfe - plants, bugs, birds, and mammals. In time I will share these pictures with you - but they won't be nearly as beautiful as this. I'm giving you an early warning.
2 comments:
Some of your pictures illustrate well why they are called cone flowers. I forget flowers sometimes. The meadow where I found the dead snake is full of these.
Thanks for this great work is very useful for all readers, I thank you for allowing me to read this great blog
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