Wordless Wednesday 104
17 November 2010
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Oh my - this is so dynamic. I love it!
Oh no poor flowers, nice shot
The bitter truth of life.
It is so odd seeing such a lovely day and the dying flowers. Such a juxtaposition!
Ah, once so beautiful, now so ugly - dramatic photo.
All beautiful things will come to an end...
Wow you make the dried up flowers look quite good in this one :)
It is like a painting.
They are still lovely!
Tis the season and all that, but it still makes me sad that it's getting cold :(
That makes me sad because it means the end of summer.
This reminds me of the last red rose on our rosebush, which finally browned and died just a few days ago...Ah fall... :)
What a beautiful picture. I love when art can take something you might think is ugly and make it beautiful. Thank you for a lovely photo.
A delightful site for the goldfinches which should be devouring those seed heads at any moment. For me, it just means cold is on the way.
everything in nature has beauty, even when it's dying.
Oh dear, they look almost human! (Or at least a bit Martian)
Wonderful photos, but seems so sad to me.
Hi Beth,
Such a dramatic photo of death and sadness, set against the lush green grass and clear blue sky.
Great shot.
Yvonne
neat! it does look like an alien landscape!
Oh, glad you told me to click! It's even better at full size. Great, great shot.
so many times I look at your Wordless Wednesday posts and think "that would make a great jigsaw puzzle!" This is one of those ...
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