Ephemeral. Fleeting. Impermanent. Passing. Transitory. A Year in Review....
A dragonfly lived here....
A cottonwood leaf returned to the soil that nourished its growth....
Movement patterns were momentarily mapped in the water....
Blooms rapidly changed to seed (false boneset)....
For a brief moment, the sideoats grama blooms gleamed....
A baby (leaf miner) grew, highlighted in graphic form....
Golden blooms burst forth for a night and part of a day (on Missouri evening primrose)....
A yellow jacket comb melted back into the grassland it came from....
Frost created hieroglyphics on a wooden step one morning....
Birds left traces of their passage in the snow....
Winter sunlight, through lace, shone bravely on the wall....
How swiftly the year passed - ephemeral moments leaving long-lasting memories for the future.
Nice. You have some beautiful images. My favorite is the bird tracks in the snow.
ReplyDeleteSome great ephemeral images captured there, I love the leaf skeleton and the patterns on the water.
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These are lovely images to illustrate the word, ephemeral. I particularly like the design from frost one morning. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful photo essay about the short lived fleeting moments in the garden...
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ReplyDeletebeautiful captures and imagery you have captured of the theme, thanks for sharing