You have indeed captured the beauty of the season with your camera, Sandy! You always share so much beauty - whether nature, or words/thoughts and they always shine a light into my day! Thank you! Hope you have a beautiful day!
Well done . It brought a thought that the leaf died and the beautiful poincetta is also poisonous if eaten. But it is a beautiful plant non the less as is the oak tree from which you collect many nuts. It's kinda like life. No guarantees. You get the good with the bad in cycles. To be able to take part in the journey is indeed a blessing.:)
Beautiful, both of them.
ReplyDeleteIt really is a cycle.
ReplyDeleteSimply Beautiful.
ReplyDelete'Tis the season! L
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! The red poinsettia are so pretty.
ReplyDeletebeautiful
ReplyDeleteYes I love it also when they fade because it means a new one is coming along! Both shots perfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter shots.
ReplyDeleteExcellently told with shots.
ReplyDeleteThere is always some beauty around us if we stop to see it. :)
ReplyDeleteI even see beauty in the veins of the withered and dried leaf.
Carletta's Captures
As imagens passam uma linda mensagem: O amanhã chegará com coisas novas e vida nova! Lindas fotos!
ReplyDeletei agree with Carver...there's beauty in every season.
ReplyDeletegreat combination of photos, I hadn't realized fully that poinsettias are leaves too.
ReplyDeleteYou have caught the beauty of the season in your camera!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous pics. Life renewing itself.
ReplyDeleteYou have indeed captured the beauty of the season with your camera, Sandy! You always share so much beauty - whether nature, or words/thoughts and they always shine a light into my day! Thank you! Hope you have a beautiful day!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Very nice pictures, love the first one!!
ReplyDelete- Cheers Gisela.
This is a marvelous photo essay. Both pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteU ARE RIGHT, sANDY
ReplyDeleteNICE DAY
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Love your depictions. Both pictures are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Sandy.
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous!
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Brill.
ReplyDeleteI feel like the leaf today With the wind gowling like a wolf
ReplyDeleteWell done .
ReplyDeleteIt brought a thought that the leaf died and the beautiful poincetta is also poisonous if eaten.
But it is a beautiful plant non the less as is the oak tree from which you collect many nuts.
It's kinda like life. No guarantees. You get the good with the bad in cycles. To be able to take part in the journey is indeed a blessing.:)
Hi Sandy
ReplyDeleteWonderful your post!
Thanks for join us!
Luiz
Sandy, you depict so well the marvellous cycle of nature.
ReplyDeletebeautiful, vibrant and amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and so very seasonal, a mix of beauty and nostalgia in one.;))
ReplyDeletexoxo
Obviously you are all set up for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI wish I could send you some of my rhododendrons.
So beautiful!! Love the red!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
in the top picture you captured some absolutely beautiful perfect snow flakes!
ReplyDeleteI love the snow flakes but both shots are grand.. please feel free to visit my blog to see some of my work.. Have a great day!
ReplyDeletePatsy
Gorgeous!
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