Flower Market
1947
Wild daffodil / Narcisus pseudonarcissus
Wet
Wild Daffodil
Traffic
All Fall down
American wisteria / Wisteria frutescens
Changing colours
Spring has sprung
Flower of Rosmery
Rose
A fence
Colours of the season
Thristle ~ Silybum marianum
Lemon / ನಿಂಬೆ / नींबू
Chrysanthimum / 菊花 / ಸೇವಂತಿಗೆ
On a bed of flowers
Moss / Lichens
Smile, enjoy life
A rose bud
Balancing stability and instability
Beauty in Randomness
Orangs
Waimea Canyon
Mayan Ruins
Mayan Ruins
Mayan Ruins
Mayan Ruins
Mayan Ruins
Mayan Ruins
Mayan Ruins
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. . . For millions of years human beings simply went at nature with everything they had, scrounging food and fighting off predators across a known world of few square miles. Life was short, fate terrifying, and reproduction an urgent priority: children, if freely conceived, just about replaced the family members who seemed to be dying all the time. The population flickered around equilibrium, and sometimes whole bands became extinct. Nature was sometimes not there – nameless and limitless, a force to beat against, cajole and exploit.
~ E.O. Wilson in “Biophilia”
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