Annalia S.'s photos with the keyword: plant

Sending you a hug, Andy, as light as a feather so as not to distract you from the healing process. In the PIP, a graceful ballet figure from some wild plants in my garden.

On a spring walk, I enjoyed seeing how spring exuberance managed to colonise even the walls. First pip: a caper plant (these live exclusively on walls) sprouts colorful new leaves; Second pip: a wild flower manages to make a home even on a concrete wall; Third pip: a climbing vine comes alive after the winter rest.

A resilient tiny new plant makes the most of the scant resources to be found in the crumbling mortar between two bricks on an old wall.

Shadows and reflections form a composite impression of park trees on the side wall of the neighbouring Industrial Technical Institute (with PIPs). Have a Happy Fence Friday everyone!

Plants move so much slower than us that it is hard to even "picture" them in motion ... I love it when a scene like this brings home the fact that plants are not only alive and moving, but are driven by a will of their own. :)

A light beam filtering through a tree canopy casts the shadow of a brave little plant growing next to an old concrete side walk, putting it, for a brief moment, in the spotlight.