
source link Wabi-Sabi Elephant Ear © 2011 Bo Mackison
https://geneticsandfertility.com/patients/ When suffering overwhelms me I will breathe in and leave an opening in this moment for the joy that lies just behind it. ~ Philip Martin
https://anthonynewmancamps.com/soccer-camps/ This is a dying leaf amidst all the other green leaves. And yet, I think it is one of the most beautiful in the garden, with its translucent creamy whites streaked with purple veining.
go Drooping towards the earth, the weight of the leaf is too heavy for its stem. But in letting go, in its slow motion drift towards the earth — which it will soon be a part of — it offers a certain grace, a dignity, and beauty — wabi-sabi beauty.
https://gritandgracefamilyfarm.com/farm-journal/about-us/ It’s a wabi-sabi kind of day.
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source That is a beautiful image Bo, and deeply moving. Thank you.
go site Exquisitely beautiful!! Love the magical veins. Stunning detail!
source site Another beautiful image in your Wabi Sabi series. I could stare at this one for hours.
watch Such power in death, such renewal. The change of color is both dramatic and gentle. Exquisite!
https://www.appliquecafeblog.com/raggy/ I first thought you were gonna talk about Wasabi, the Japanese ingredient, LOL
source Gorgeous study in color and light!!! The colors here are simply stunning. It takes a wise person, an observant soul to see this, Bo, and a talented one to photograph it so beautifully. Well done!