Fallen Peonies by helanker
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Just thought they looked so nice on the soil, so I had to take a shot :)
I wish you all a peaceful and creative weekend
Here it has been grey and rainy all day. Still is.
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Comments (17)
looks really beautiful !! great capture !!
This makes wonderful textures, Helle. A very happy shot you made on this.
Life spent so soon... Like fallen petals... Ok, enough of that;-) Very well seen...very worth an image to remember these peonies.
Always sad to see the last of them till next year, but the seedheads are great too!
never forget the fallen
wonderful image !!!
Beautiful picture! I love these fallen colored leaves!
Cool pic, a great mix of Sad & Humorous! I'd say it is time he picked himself up! ;)
Beautiful petals lining the ground, lovely capture! :)
The petals make a beautiful picture Helle.
Excellent shot.
Excellent shot and beautiful flowers !
Nice shot Helle, they are fallen but still lovely
Great colours- thanks for sharing! :-)
Selina Photography™
A great capture and even when they are finished they still look pretty.
I remember this kind of sight from my childhood. Peonies never seem to last long, and yet they last quite a long time...just not in bloom. I always found the fallen petals as fascinating as the blooms during life. The colors remain gorgeous, as you show here so well! This is superb: as always! Really marvelous. And I can also say that I love the smell of peonies and wet grass and soil.
I had forgotten how they looked at this stage. My mother used to grow large areas of peonies and I saw this often, but not for many years now.