
for One Word Sunday
for One Word Sunday
Although autumn is quickly approaching with its neutral color palette, there are still pink, white, and purple flowers adorning the prairie, such as this echinacea/purple coneflower. Soon there will be brightly colored leaves, but for now, we’ll enjoy the last of the summer flowers.
Pink isn’t a color I wear or have around much. With my coloring, I need darker, rich colors or I look washed out. But spring usually brings a plethora of pinks and when they’re not near my face, I like them. Since Cee asked for pink this week, I browsed through a few of my (unorganized except by date) files and found these two that I’d like to share. The first is a beautiful fungus I came across in the wood of northeastern France last year. The second is a photographic wallowing in the softness of rose petals. Except for framing and watermark, both are unedited.