..Seen in a few of our greenhouses..
Many pictures, I know.
Wasp taken by my son on his phone. |
Porcelain beauty of the ginkgo..
living fossil
coral or angel wings
Contrast in color that I loved |
Beautiful bark..I am ignorant about which maple this is but I can still rejoice in it's beauty |
Again, loved the dappled beauty here |
Dried, down to the bone holds it's own loveliness |
More of the same |
Dappled, freckled |
Old angel's wings |
Bark with character age has it's beauty |
Always look down for there is surprise and delight |
Fairy pillow Green in the land of reds and golds |
Magical palette.. best to all, e. |
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Beautiful : )
I've put you on my blogroll, is that okay?
Dearest Ellen these photographs are wonderful, wrty of National Geographic. xxx
OOPs my keyboad meant worthy of course.
Truly spectacular. I love the reds the best, but you've captured such a wide variety of autumn splendor. I agree with Susan... very worthy of National Geographic!
Ditto to all of the above! Those reds ... I could stare at them forever and happily drown in scarlet bliss. I love the "look down" photo and sentiment.
(Also the idea of "bark with character". I shall tell myself that when I look in the mirror.)
:)
Oh Oh oh!! Wowsers! These images are simply magic. They cast a spell on me and I was left sighing and smiling and marvelling... I soooo wish we could grow Gingko here. I read on another blog called Dear Friend that dipping them in wax helps to make them last longer....
In the words of Arnie... I'll be back!! :-)
Wow... such stunning photos.x
Just when I think you've outdone yourself.... as always you gift to capture beauty leaves me breathless.
Lovely, lovely photos! And it is so interesting how you just know when something is a 'living fossil'- like silverfish, woodlouse, ferns, starfishes ...
Your eye is so incredible, Ellen!
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