This one are a bit difficult for me, I do usually not take these kind of pictures but I try the natures breathtakingly patterns and ornate instead..
In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Ornate.”
This one are a bit difficult for me, I do usually not take these kind of pictures but I try the natures breathtakingly patterns and ornate instead..
In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Ornate.”
VANERPADDEL 
First photo reminded me of a sea urchin. 🙂
It´s the end of a may flower´s life.
Very nice selection.
So gorgeous!! Love them!!
Thanks! 🙂
Welcome!
Wow, these are gorgeous! 😀
Wow, Thanks! 🙂
Nothing can compare to pure nature. As always, your photos are great.
Thank you.
Love the photos! Nature can be very simple, but also ornate.
Thanks!
We have a wild plant similar to the first picture. If you get those seeds in your wool socks might as well throw them away.
I can recognize that feeling. 🙂
Gorgeous photos. Do you aver allow others to use your photos for a blog post. I would be glad to give your blog and you the credit if I used one?
Blessings, Natalie 🙂
There is no problem, when I put a picture on the blog, Instagram, or other social media, it is free to do what you want with the image. The picture is small (usually 1000 x 750) I’m not doing this to make money, I do it for fun.
So feel free to use the images, Natalie and please write who the photographer was. 🙂
Thank you and I always give credit to the photographer when I use one of his or her photos. I will also give the link to your blog. Hugs, N 🙂 🙂
Alla fina men #6 stack ut – jättefin bild.
Tack, en tidig vår-bild 300 meter hemifrån. 🙂
what a beautiful walk thru the seasons. (I thought the first one was a spent dandelion) Each scene was captured perfectly.
Thanks Kris, yes the first two pics are Dandelions.
I like your post…while most people would focus on ornate jewelry or architecture, you have posted nature’s creation! great post!
Thank you!
This is a gorgeous group of photos. I especially like the first one.
janet
Thank you, Janet.
I love the bird on the wrought iron.