To Be Continued

My gorgeous Black Eyed Susan's seeds will scatter and the roots will remain alive through the winter . To be continued in the Spring! ( For Black and White Wednesday)

[Vijay]

great shot Hope .. I think it was pretty brave of you to strip it of its colors ... gives the image a very interesting effect emphasizing the drying petals ....really like it!!

[Debbie]

just beautiful Hope and the b & w makes it look quite forlorn

[April Milani]

Awesome

[Miss Mercy]

Beautiful.

[Dexter Murray]

The B&W processing makes this image look amazing. A fav!

[Alexander]

Delightful B&W, Hope. It's brought out the texture and contrast beautifully. FAV

Our garden is full of this cycle of regeneration, it's one of the best applications of Permaculture to me.

[Linda]

Nice detail and such a perfect title!

[Ian]

This is stunning, what a fabulous b&w image, perfect processing too, easy FAV !

[Jenn]

That's so touching. Sad picture, hopeful title. I like it.

[Kay Hodges]

Beautiful B&W! Lovely detail!

[Claire]

Nice capture..:) Nice B&W

[Thomas Toth]

I went through a "dead flower" phase early last year - I love them and them convey so much emotion. This is a great shot and the choice to process in a higher contrast B&W is awesome!

[Scott]

Love the stark contrast in this!

[Allison]

This is exceptional.....I love this.....fav!

[Suse♡]

Oh the sadness but somehow this is very appealing to me

[Jocasta]

Wonderful - fantastic detail. In the UK my Black Eyed Susans are still very much alive and still giving a final splash of colour in my garden.

[Caz]

Perfect in b&w !

[Julie Duncan]

AWE-SOME!!!

[Amy Evans]

Oh I love the textures in this too!!! It's perfect in black and white!

[Jackie greenfield]

I love to capture a dying flower, tells a story! This is fantastic in b&w Hope!
Easy fav......ourite :-)