The Beauty of Winter Weeds by jophoto

Photography • (none) • posted on Sep 18, 2011

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Shot in Maine...but could be anywhere. Nature provides us with such beauty even in death...for in that death are the seeds and the promise of new life.

Comments (17)

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Feliciti

8:16AM | Sun, 18 September 2011

wondeful capture !! like this natural spectacle and colours too !!

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erlandpil

8:21AM | Sun, 18 September 2011

beautifult erland

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tofi

8:28AM | Sun, 18 September 2011

How beautifully put in your caption, and you are indeed right... nature has a very nurturing way of makig even death something beautiful, as though it is entirely reversed within its own cycle. Such a delicate and gentle image! Thank you so much for sharing!

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X-PaX

11:11AM | Sun, 18 September 2011

Very nice capture. Personally i would increase the saturation a bit to get some stronger colors.

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durleybeachbum

11:51AM | Sun, 18 September 2011

Beautiful indeed.

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evinrude

12:08PM | Sun, 18 September 2011

Outstanding composition. A touch of the wistful.

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Bossie_Boots

4:40PM | Sun, 18 September 2011

Beautiful is right just superb !!

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jeroni

5:31PM | Sun, 18 September 2011

Excellent characters, poses, expression and lighting

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hipps13

12:22AM | Mon, 19 September 2011

wonderful colors warm hugs, Linda

geoffwoods

1:10AM | Mon, 19 September 2011

I have got so many photos like this joanna I love this and I love taking things such as this. well done my friend.

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Chipka

3:39AM | Mon, 19 September 2011

A friend of mine once declared that death is life in reverse. I kinda like that, but then I like my friends, especially the ones who have a different take on things. It's so refreshing, and in a sense, so natural. I like that element of this shot as well. Death is actually just a transitory thing, I think...as transitory as life itself. I can't say that there are ways to enjoy death, but I think that there are things to learn from it, especially in cases like this, in which it provides us with a sort of beauty that requires a lack of arbitrary judgement in order to see. This is a great shot, especially for me, since I find endless fascination in dead vegetation: it contains so much; it implies so much, its raw material for the next generation of living things.

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