Some things leave impressions. Reflections of themselves. The original thing is gone. And yet is not.

I like this one. I like finding small pieces of larger scenes and drawing attention to them. I like looking closer at things. Seeing them differently. The hardness of the steel again the fluffy clouds. This is a piece of art (see what I did there) from Hardcovers.

I think I’m starting to anthropomorphize plants. I swear that top pink one looks like it’s singing. Well it’s got tulips, doesn’t it? :)

We only had time to do the second floor of the National Museum of Natural History, but so much amazing stuff. And if you have any interest in nature photography I would suggest you click through to see the winners of the 2011 Windland Smith Rice International Award winners. Some truly beautiful photographs.

More magnolias

I think they are playing hide and go seek … or this is the start of a plant horror film … nah daffodils are more likely to be shy, I think he likes her and he’s trying to work up the nerve to say hi. 

Friday Flowers

Barely green

Someone let the dog(wood)s out

Tulips of DC #3