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These flowers of the field are possessed of a simple, carefree beauty that reminds me of the folly of fretfulness. Lovely they are, and like the lilies they neither toil nor spin, yet "Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these."
That reflection was my inspiration this time. In keeping with that sense of simplicity, I chose the natural framing of leaves and stems, rather than a more formal frame, as a fitting way to showcase these wildflowers.
Hope you enjoy -- and find some rest today. |
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- arfer
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Hello Jim
A very thoughtful posting of these tiny but beautiful flowers.I always allow some flea bane to grace my "wild and wooly" back garden.The focus and details are very good,and the natural framing is very good.Excellent pov.TFS
Rob
I often think of that Solomon phrase when I see a closeup, macro or mini landscape of these florals. Nice combination of words and picture...the words do ring true and I sure know where they came from...Congrats!
In His Name
Rev Bob
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