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sarah brennan

sarah brennan
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Vermont,
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Howdy. I'm a runner. A quasi-naturalist-wannabe. Reiki Master. I take a l-o-t of pictures of plants and whatnot. I'm based in Vermont. Caretaker of black cats, protector of red efts. I'm over at musingsfromdave.blogspot.com.

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OCTOBER 13, 2012 8:34PM

the beauty of decay

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See if you can guess what these are.

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They are wilting hosta leaves.

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Aster-like flower, I believe.

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Leather? or leaf?

 

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J is for Jennifer. (Hi, Jen!)

[Newsflash – I forgot to include my favorite picture from the day!!]

 

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Ahhh, much better.

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You must have had a great time collecting these - they are all wonderful! I loved the aster flower with the crisp little tendrils. Excellent shooting!
Beautiful, crisp photos. Love the "J" and the aster and sunflower. Well done!
These are amazing! Did you use a macro lens? R
Your unique eye strikes again : )

My hosta is *not* wilting in such an arty fashion...
I like the last one too -- ??
Echinacea/Coneflower? Somethin' ?
Hi joebono - I used my Panasonic Lumix point and shoot for these, but if you rifle through my past entries - or visit musingsfromdave.blogspot.com for the real deal blog (which has been cross posted here for the past several months) you'll see a ton of photos I've taken with a macro lens. Well, sorta macro, 85mm.
lovely lovely... beauty in the rough things
JustThinking - black eyed Susan!
Sometimes what we see ... if only we will look ...
Lovely gifts these are ...
Ah ! The seldom-snapped hairy garden seahorse !
There is indeed beauty in decay. You proved it with these beautiful photos.
These are wonderful! Flowers are just incredible in all stages of their lives.
Kim - yes, it's an elusive little bugger, but if you sneak up on it quietly, you can sometime catch it.

Miguela - thank you!

S.Shutterbug - they are. It is good to be reminded of this.