Sunday, April 11, 2010

A Weed By Any Other Name...

...would be beautiful.

14 comments:

  1. You've shown us the inner beauty ....

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  2. I always think that if we didn't think "weed" we'd be so pleased with those lovely colors and with the wonderful "blowing" experience when it morphs. So much for our "green grass" culture. Boring! And picky as heck.

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  3. they really are very intricate when you are able to show them in such an artistic and special way as this photo..i love it!!

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  4. Views of the Nature are really Great.
    My hands seem to reach there.

    Your photography is very splendid.

    From the Far East.
    Best regards.
    ruma

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  5. Children recognize their beauty and will bring them to you by the fistful! and with grand smiles lighting their faces!

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  6. Beautiful! This reminds me of the old sayiing another man's trash is another man's treasure. A true statement even in nature. xo

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  7. i love their cheeriness. and the leaves make good tea too, did you know?

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  8. Becky is so right.
    I love dandelions...a sure sign of spring, and dandelion field are a sight to behold. Plus they're fun to paint your skin with.(ps...we haven't got any yet!!)

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  9. lovely portrait ~
    this is one of my favorite weeds, to see, to eat, to drink as tea and wine and as a green that makes my poor lawn look greener.

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  10. They certainly are one of the more interesting "weeds". I guess they are weeds because they spread themselves around where we don't want them. You've certainly made it look like a flower here.

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  11. Surely that is not a week, it is far too pretty.

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  12. I love it when a 'weed' looks at me in a way of conveying, "I've been adding color and texture to this sidewalk crack for years...thank you for noticing."

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  13. when I see dandelions I think 'ah my friends have returned' they go in salads, sandwiches, wine, syrup and more. Such a wonderful photo!

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  14. Cette plante, trop souvent négligée, parce que trop commune, sans doute, offre à la vue une fleur dont l'éclat de la couleur jaune, est rarement égalée dans la nature.
    Je l'utilise souvent dans mes compositions de land art.
    Félicitations pour la qualité des photos présentées sur ton blog.

    Roger

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