Agave Abstract by durleybeachbum

Photography • Abstract • posted on Apr 23, 2016

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Description

These plants on the Argyll Sub Tropical Gardens zig zag are vandalised repeatedly, and this leaf has died off, but given us a rather beautiful and colourful display in so doing. Talk about a soft target for drunk cowards! A wider view Here

Comments (11)

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kgb224

7:56AM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Superb capture Andrea. God bless.

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photosynthesis

9:27AM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Makes a fascinating abstract...

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Faemike55

9:34AM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Great but sad find.

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jendellas

10:51AM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Wow, that is amazing.

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X-PaX

11:45AM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Very nice work Andrea. Well done.

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SunriseGirl

11:50AM | Sat, 23 April 2016

An artist can find beauty in everything. And you are one amazing artist. :)

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wysiwig

1:28PM | Sat, 23 April 2016

The English clergyman Stephen Gosson coined the phrase "Seekinge too make a silke purse of a Sowes eare." It’s too bad he never saw your work. You do it better than anyone.

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Glendaw

1:31PM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Awesome shape, colors textures and patterns.

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Star4mation

1:51PM | Sat, 23 April 2016

Fantastic abstract of nature Andrea :)

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Krittermom

1:10PM | Sun, 24 April 2016

This is amazingly beautiful. I would, jst once though, like to see people learn to stop destroylng everything. Sad

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anahata.c

6:45PM | Tue, 17 May 2016

bravo Mark, my thoughts exactly, with your many studies of abstract forms. When I first saw this (and read your description), I thought, "A leaf has been influenced by Andrea!" I love the closeup, it's like a leaf which has been invaded by numerous diseases. Or else a topographical map of some lava and deadly mineral infested landscape. Part of it looks like a potato chip with a bad skin condition. (Do you say "potato chip" in Britain? Is it "crisps"? I hope you know what I mean...it's one of the awful junk foods a lot of americans grew up on...) The flickr version is stunning because we see it in relation to the plant---the "black sheep" of the family. Wonderful shot. (You should ask it what filters it uses...)