This is the potted minirose that I photographed in the last days. I used it for the out of focus theme of the 52 weeks challenge.
There are more stems in this pot. But one is most interesting, as it created 2 blossoms of different colours. One has an orange tint (the heart from yesterday), and the one next to it (from the same stem) is pinkish. I thought it was because one was older than the other. But it's not that. The pinkish wilted pinkish and the orangeish keeps being orange. maybe I'll capture them tomorrow.
Not what I expected of a pic. but I`ve to admit It looks somehow nice.
They make an annoying noise, cause moving cast shadows over a large area and can still be seen over long distances. We call that: horizon pollution. The useful return on the climate crices has not yet been demonstrated. The energy it takes to make and maintain costs more than the cat's yield during their lifetime. Enough arguments?
@pyrrhula oh yeees, quite enough. I never got so close to them and had no idea. We don't have that many where i live. For me, almost all arguments stand up, except the 'horizon pollution'. Thank you for taking the time to respond!
They make an annoying noise, cause moving cast shadows over a large area and can still be seen over long distances. We call that: horizon pollution. The useful return on the climate crices has not yet been demonstrated. The energy it takes to make and maintain costs more than the cat's yield during their lifetime. Enough arguments?