Hi Michelle, These are some excellent photos. It is interesting how much beauty there is in flowers, even after they have passed their prime. By the way, a few days ago, while looking at your blog, my wife came in and asked where the nice music was coming from. She said to tell you she likes your selections! ;-) Have a great day, John
Coneflowers are one of my favorite flowers. I have tried a million times to grow them in my backyard. The deer like them too (sigh). I love their simplicity. Your photographs tell the story...
I love Fall...even the beauty in the drying flowers as you have shared in your pretty photos. xo
ReplyDeleteOh I love your flower pics!
ReplyDeleteThe cycle of life....how beautiful at every stage.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy this wonderful day.
shug
And, in the Spring, they will be reborn. Beautiful cycle of life.
ReplyDeleteStunning Photos.
ReplyDeleteYou have proved that there is beauty even in the death of a flower.
beautiful. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome shots!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos and your words are so true. B
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! My favorite autumn plant is the Sedum.
ReplyDeletePreciosas imágenes, hermoso tu blog! Saludos desde Argentina.
ReplyDeleteSad and beautiful images...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Even the one that's gone to seed looks good.
ReplyDeleteWish I would be able to take pictures of flowers. These are beautiful. Please have you all a good Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I hate saying goodbye to the beautiful flowers of summer...
ReplyDeleteWistful post.. always pretty photos from you.
ReplyDelete((hugs)), Teresa :-)
Such pretty pictures; I know the birds love the seed heads.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos. :)
ReplyDelete....and When Thou hast done, Thou hast not done;
ReplyDeleteFor I have more.
John Donne " A hymn to God the Father"
After a long hot summer, fall looks great =)
ReplyDeleteSo nice to look at a flower and find the beauty in every season.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Peggy
Fall and it's beauty is really hard to beat. Love your shots
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle, These are some excellent photos. It is interesting how much beauty there is in flowers, even after they have passed their prime. By the way, a few days ago, while looking at your blog, my wife came in and asked where the nice music was coming from. She said to tell you she likes your selections! ;-) Have a great day, John
ReplyDelete"... and if I squint my eyes coulda come from outta space."
ReplyDeleteMy fall ditty for the day. hahahaha
Beautiful quote accompanying your photos.
ReplyDeleteAwesome...I will my coneflowers...nice to know they'll be back in a few months! Have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteOhh -- love the words -- and the progression of the coneflower. I am going to post this above my bathroom mirror - thanks barbara
ReplyDeleteConeflowers are one of my favorite flowers. I have tried a million times to grow them in my backyard. The deer like them too (sigh). I love their simplicity.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs tell the story...
Always,
Velva
For sure. I'm reminded of what they say about "the last rose of summer."....:)
ReplyDeleteHow interesting in the way your photos show the life and death around the seasons.
ReplyDeletePerfect. I love the change autumn brings.
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