This little shoot turned into another case of first being taken in by the colors only to find myself appreciating the monochrome images more.
We have the softest earth underneath the Live Oak that sits in our front yard. Out of it a mixture of grasses and the tiniest of flowers has grown, making it quite beautiful with the surrounding azaleas. While cutting the grass, I just had to stop and save hundreds of these "sour" flowers from their doom. (They're edible and very tangy)
We have the softest earth underneath the Live Oak that sits in our front yard. Out of it a mixture of grasses and the tiniest of flowers has grown, making it quite beautiful with the surrounding azaleas. While cutting the grass, I just had to stop and save hundreds of these "sour" flowers from their doom. (They're edible and very tangy)
I was feeling supernova sensory in the midst of the sights, textures, and smells, and wondered after the fact about the chances that someone viewing the images would share those feelings. It would be a "Like Water for Chocolate" phenomenom but in the context of photography. What people experience or don't experience when viewing my photos can be surprising, but it's all so cool when we connect.
Do you know what these flowers are really called? - Leah
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