Ecological Art

Forms We Interpret

Walking outdoors one stumbles onto designs that inspire us to contemplate what it reminds us of.

Do you see a goose head in this branch in the tree? Each visit outdoors I look to see if this not fallen, still hanging in there to remind me of a goose with piercing eyes and beak.

Bursting at the seams, explosion will shower seeds flying off in all directions under heat of the day must feel like being expelled into nether land. Magical mystery tour as to where they end up do they grow where they land?

Bunny ears with female form below, Stralitzia with sun going down. Interesting information it is a sexual reproduction, pistil is responsible part of the bloom receiving pollen to proceed with reproduction, ovule is present inside, hence I refer to female form.

Cactus reaching for the sky with moon bobbing along early in the evening. Jack and the bean stalk, rather spiky ride up, tongue in cheek.

Catching a cloud form, when looking how often does this bring a smile along with imagination. Crocodile capturing cotton candy, perhaps?

What did you say? You didn't, did you.... Vervet monkey has such an expressive human face, makes me chuckle pretty often, think of those who rule giving a pose of extreme ignorance when truth be told!

Blooms expressive as often as wood this tickled me when placing onto the computer screen... Come to bed eyes, beak with crown like features toward the back of the drying out portion, do you see it?

Brings some life into what we see in forms or features our minds eye captures on first sight, it's remarkable how quickly we let go of our childhood when seeing shadows in the night.

All photography my own using Canon Powershot SX730 HS. Anything not properly identified please let me know in comments below. Now go out and have a wonderful day wherever you live in our wonderful world.

Thought for Today: "The earth is a beehive; we all enter by the same door but live in different cells." - African Proverb