Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Garbage




Purple loosestrife may seem like a beautiful plant, but it is actually a very nasty invasive species...essentially botanical garbage.
365/2011

14 comments:

  1. wow. Stunning! was this with your iPhone or P&S?

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  2. This was the iPhone--used PhotoForge 2 for processing.

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  3. My thoughts Prezactly!

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  4. Great shot and I love how the bush seems to fit nicely into the water's outline.

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  5. It's nearly a contradiction in itself: So beautiful a plant can be a garbage. I know these things, we have the same problem with another plant: A sort of very proliferting Impatiens.

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  6. Hi Bobbi,
    It's a beautiful piece of garbage. But I know about invasive plants. I have one in my garden. A Trumpet Vine is very invasive. Have a great day!

    Sherrie

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  7. What a trashy beautiful plant lol It is really hard for me to call this kind of beauty garbage! :)

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  8. Great DOF with a splash of invasive color.

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  9. I hear you about non native species taking over, but this is perhaps the prettiest garbage I have seen.

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  10. High praise from Steven! This is a lovely scene if you don't know how it can take over wetlands.

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  11. What a bummer this isn't a desirable little weed. Sure is pretty! Gorgeous reflections on the lake, too.

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  12. for being garbage it's looks very nice
    I like you composition with the depth and great reflection in the water

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  13. May be a pesty species but you made a beautiful composition out of it. Love how all the shapes interconnect and of course the reflections are icing on the cake!

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