Today’s image is one which was taken closer to home. Here are the seeds and bracts from a Hornbeam tree – Carpinus betulus – which have fallen on some attractive moss-interlaced pink-coloured paving.
Grounded Seeds
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Enlightenment Through Photography
The Lantern Room 
Love the colours. š
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Thanks Hallysann! I was amazed at the colours – the bright mossy green and the pink paving make a good match š I wasn’t sure what the seeds and ‘leaves’ were at first.
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I like the warm feeling of this image.
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Thank you JP. It’s more a warm late-Summer combo than Autumn I guess!
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Nice !
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Thank you Emad!
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thats really cool!!
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Thank you pause! I love seeds and leaves which make interesting arrangements on the ground š
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What a lovely autumnal mosaic.
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Thank you ladyfi! It was a wonderful and unexpected find š
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I also like the concentration of greenery growing in between the paving stones.
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Thank you FM. I like the way they have left the gaps between paving in order to allow moss and so on to grow rather than infill with mortar.
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This a very painterly photo! Love all those bits of moss and littering of leaves and seeds.
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Thank you Terry! I love these kinds of scenes – the way the leaves and seeds interact to make an interesting scene.
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I love the juxtaposition of the straight, orderly rows of bricks and lines of moss contrasted with the random scattering of seeds. Very fun!
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Thank you rprt! Yes – there’s something about order and chaos coming together in this! I love photographing the random scattering of organic bits and bobs on the ground. Many thanks for your visit and comments!
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I like this very much. Interesting shot.
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Thank you Graham! I love taking these kinds of shots. The moss on this path was so vibrant!
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i love natural collages like this…. thanks for sharing this one!
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Thank you! I meant to photograph the pink paving and moss that day, but when I saw the seeds and the leafy bracts I just had to capture them!
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