Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Natural beauty



I found a piece of wood when out walking yesterday. The smaller branch (probably a creeper) that grew around it has made a spiral indentation in the larger branch, both living together for who knows how long till they were chopped down and cast aside. Now they are a beautiful addition to my nature plate on the dresser. I love the textures of wood, the unpredictability of it, the earthy quality of the colours, the variety of shapes to be seen within it. I love wood; real wood that can breathe and which speaks of the life it had as a living thing.




This chip of wood is no taller than my thumb.
It caught my eye immediately, because the eagle head side was facing up. I love how it looks like an eagle on one side, and like an afghan dog on the other.




Sometimes I think that weeds can look even more beautiful than ordinary flowers. They are less pretentious somehow; you have to look harder to see their beauty.

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

My garden, closeup

Here are some photos I took a while ago around the garden. Shot on a Nikon D80 with a Tamron 90mm lens.

A grevillea, taken just after rain.




I always forget the name of this one...


More to follow as I get them uploaded. I just love the Tamron 90mm! The world looks different and more beautiful somehow, through this lens.