The perspective was difficult as well as interesting last night – my Epiphyllum ( ”Princess of the Night” in Swedish) opened its giant bud and unfolded magnificent scent and beauty. Here’s my daughter trying to photograph her despite the strange angle because we were afraid of moving the plant.
So, the perspective is …in many ways unusual.
WordPress – Grid, make it the most important in your photo. Well, grids are not always manmade – you find nature’s grids everywhere…My choice fell on a Vanda, a remarkable Asian orchid, intensely coloured with a splendid grid. This Vanda I found standing in Denmark, outside a hotel.
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Anemonies
Flare for Sylvain Landry this week. No starry sun in this one – but still, a flare..
Monochromatic for this week’s challenge – The Kelpies, Scotland.
More monochrome? Click here.
Frosty window, my home, Sweden
Hornborgasjön – and the cranes flying in the early morning
Duthie Gardens, Scotland
Mosquitos in the sunset, Sweden
After sunset, Blekinge, Sweden
I know this is too much…too many pictures – but so many things are beautiful to me. Cee’s challenge this week can only touch a tiny piece of beauty in the World and in Nature. What is beautiful to you? Join in and find more beauty here.
I will start and end with my fondest beauties, forests/trees and flowers/plants. Then, a gallery of some more…
Flowers
This morning it had been raining – leaving a soft, shimmering light on everything. A quiet room for me.
It had to be a flower – from every angle. Because sometimes you cannot even imagine what difference it will make…
Leya 
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