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Breaking it all down: Seasonal decay in the flowerbeds (Original Post) Mousetoescamper Thursday OP
This is the stark reality, my dear Mousetoescamper . . . CaliforniaPeggy Thursday #1
The major elements of the photo were included intentionally Mousetoescamper Thursday #3
You managed to make an interesting and artistic image out of decay! Diamond_Dog Thursday #2
Thanks! Mousetoescamper Thursday #4

CaliforniaPeggy

(152,097 posts)
1. This is the stark reality, my dear Mousetoescamper . . .
Thu Nov 21, 2024, 03:54 PM
Thursday

We like to see things fresh, healthy and blooming--not decaying.

I suspect that this is the reason for so few recs and zero comments, till now.

Nonetheless, it's an interesting, if not compelling, photo.

Thank you for posting it!

Mousetoescamper

(5,156 posts)
3. The major elements of the photo were included intentionally
Thu Nov 21, 2024, 05:47 PM
Thursday

The vivid red berry holds the promise of spring.

The mushrooms break down the dead plant material and release the nutrients that will feed the flowers in the spring.

I see hope and beauty.

The photo is approaching art. Whether it's good or bad art is a subjective judgement.

Thanks for your thoughtful comment.












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