quite extraordinary what nature brings us - and which often goes un noticed. I love the way you bring these things to our attention with such care and consideration. This looks great on black - such perfect alignment of all those individual tiny flowers.
@Jerome Yes! We visited the Montreal Biosphere and enjoyed it very much. My son also did some large Origami spheres that the state fair judges said looked like Buckminster Fuller designs. :)
@gardenfolk I envy you for visiting this building. You can only experience architecture in reality - if you stand in front of it and enter it; if you perceive its dimensions and the material sensually.
Your son is an architect?
@Jerome No...he did a lot of origami as a child and teen. He is a Deputy Sheriff and wanted this career since he was a child. He was born to protect and serve with integrity...a very difficult profession.
@gardenfolk Yes, it's a very difficult job, with a lot of risk and responsibility. Certainly he masters his tasks in an exemplary manner - especially these days. You can certainly be very proud of him.
@mbrutus My dear friend, I totally agree with you. Taking time for the beauties of nature makes breathing easier and calms the soul. I wish you many wonderful moments in the encounter with nature.
This is a very nice comparison. Do you think the Montreal Biosphere too? A great building by a great architect.
Your son is an architect?
Thank you for your kind visit! I can roam endlessly in this area, it never gets boring for me.