Growth spring
279 creative works found
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South-western Sydney is starting to feel the warmer weather. / . / / . / / . / (When I attended the Art Teachers Conversion course, in the 70s, EVERYTHING seemed to be described as a phallic symbol . :) This shot just reminded me. :)
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Isolated green grass with daisy. White background.
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Lino Print
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Closeup of white flower petals with a dark background.
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Variegated english ivy growing on brick steps in the springtime. View from very low angle.
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Blooming tree above the Black sea, Crimea.
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new leaves on a tree against a bright blue sky
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Isn’t Photo shop grand? You can take a other wise ok shot and make it better with a few clicks of a mouse.
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Dones Falls, Royalston, Massachusetts
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5 images stitched together to form a huge panoramic of a woods in Wiltshire.
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Dones Falls, Royalston, Massachusetts
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Dones Falls, Royalston, Massachusetts
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A summer sunset over a canola field in Canada
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new leaves unfurl
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This I found so need this was shot in the Spring on the third floor off my daughters apartement, these are from red Maple tree.
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Celebration for spring in graphical style. Digital artwork.
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Floral spring, see also my others design series
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Flowers forming the letter S for Spring.
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Field of fresh spring flowers in full bloom
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Lately I’ve been drawn to taking photos of old barns and sheds. I think of all the years those building were of great service to their owners. They were once strong and purposeful, housing the animals, supplies and equipment. The joy and pride of the owner of a newly built barn or shed, signifies growth and prosperity. A sign to others, the owner’s hard work and persistence to succeed was achieved. With each landowner that achieved these markers of prosperity, a community grew in strength. As time moved on and growth excelled, the condition of the barns and sheds weakened. The purpose of these buildings was abandoned for lives of ease and speed. Now the barns lye in ruin, covered in vines, the wood rotted and unstable. They sit without need or purpose. Ah, but their purpose is to remind us of what they once were and how they contributed to the future. I appreciate them and enjoy their character with the layers of dried and cracking paint, roofs overly repaired and their frames crippled and falling.
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