Wabi Sabi, dried, distressed daffs

Time to consign them to the garden bin I think

[Elisa Smith]

It's always sad when they have to go.

[narayani]

Great shot. Love a dying flower

[katy]

I know exactly how they feel! Stunning photo of them in all their desiccated glory. I like the dark background that accents them.

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[Merrelyn]

They have aged gracefully. It's such a shame that they don't last very long.

[wendy frost]

Lovely in death in their own way with great textures and details.

[Kathy]

Unless these are cut flowers, they will return again next spring to give pleasure once again. I like the wringles and sags.

[Susan Wakely]

Growing old but standing tall.

[PompadOOr Photography]

Wow! Very nice!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

ummmmmm

[Granagringa]

Before seeing your title my brain said "waves of wabi-sabi". I really like how the direction of these flow and how you filled the frame.

[Peter]

Still makes for a lovely subject, beautifully captured Jackie:)

[haskar]

Still beauty, lovely textures.

[Walks @ 7]

Like the way they are leaning out or reaching out

[Kathy A]

They made a great final photo though

[JackieR]

@kjarn I hoped so
@joysabin they're very brittle
@haskar Yes there are
@pcoulson they did
@granagringa thank you
@koalagardens eh?
@pompadoorphotography thank you
@wakelys thought we shrank with age
@randystreat cut, but from my garden
@wendyfrost So papery to touch
@merrelyn last longer in the garden
@joansmor ;)
@grammyn love a dark background
@narayani they have a role in my house very often
@nannasgotitgoingon but they can be replaced!!!

[Susan Wakely]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond even short people can believe that they are standing tall. Handy to have a small child close by.