The bane of gardeners and those that enjoy a perfect lawn,
the lowly dandelion seen in a different light exhibits intricate, delightful form.
Our view of things is all a matter of perspective, both literally and figuratively!
The challenge at Exploring with a Camera,
was to look at the world from a flower's point of view.
So literally, here we are, down low and reaching for the sky.
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P.S. I'm off to teach art quilting and beading at the MN Quilters Show & Conference.
Hope to see you there.
I know they are weeds - but I still love them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture....friend in someone else's yard, lol.
ReplyDeletewell you've elevated the lowly dandelion to glorious heights. wasn't this a fun exercise? I've had my misgivings about my own interpretations, but seeing the works of others liberates me from those. thanks for visiting my blog, I truly appreciate that, and your words of support. I hope to visit you again soon, and have loads of fun in Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh at your photo and title! EXACTLY how I feel about some very lovely 'weeds'. Wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful perspective! Have fun teaching.
ReplyDeleteI love the light in this image...the flower POV really worked in your favor and truly makes this more than a weed-despite it's reputation.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the dark/light and light/dark contrast you captured in this one dandelion. I love your words too! Perfect point of view. Thanks so much for your participation in Exploring with a Camera. Enjoy your conference!
ReplyDeleteI have often said that if they were not so invasive, people who be planting them in their flower gardens. The flower itself it quite lovely.
ReplyDeleteSo funny you wrote this. I always tell Rich that I have no idea why people hate them so much when they are the first "color" we see after a long, white winter. Then they die off right away and are gone for good. Way to stand up for the dandelions Anna! Have a wonderful time at your class!
ReplyDeleteA new and lovely perspective on the dandelion.
ReplyDeleteThis spring brought forth a lot of photos of the humble dandelion and some of them were truly amazing - but you've taken things to another level with this photo. Just wonderful. The light and composition are just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love them, and this photograph is just beautiful Anna!
ReplyDeleteLove the point-of-view. Always amazing what we find when we change from where it is we're looking!
ReplyDeletewhat great color! lovely!
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I never paid attention to dandelions before this year when I took up photography---what fun they are to capture. This is surreal.
ReplyDeleteI like the photo challenge of taking a shot from a flower's point of view, never really thought of it that way before!
PERFECT just perfect:)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice trip
Exquisite perspective. I live in AZ. There is one patch of our front yard that has had dandelions since about February. They're not dying off fast here. If they were in the backyard, I wouldn't mind so much but when they're just empty stalks sticking up, they kind of give the yard that unkempt look :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic capture! I love the way you composed it...far from ordinary!
ReplyDeleteAnna, I love your captions very much. All of them appear in my latest caption post with links to your blog. Thank you and see you around. :)
oh wow .. I see what you mean Anna ..this is really so amazing ..they are fun to take photos of!!
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