Monday Macro
Everything is ephemeral, both that which remembers and that which is remembered. — Marcus Aurelius
Posted to the Ragtag Daily Prompt |ephemeral
The wind has dropped a little this morning, but I can’t help feeling these leaves won’t last much longer.
Better enjoy their colourful dance while I can.
These may be autumn’s dying day, but it’s a joyous, colourful exit.
Looking up through what’s left of the foliage. Image: Su Leslie 2019
Each day there’s a little more sky visible through the trees in my local park. How long until all the leaves are gone?
“Every moment is a golden one for him who has the vision to recognize it as such.” — Henry Miller
I have a favourite walk that takes me round a cul de sac of gardeners — or perhaps people who hire gardeners. Either way, I get to enjoy the ever-changing exhibition of nature in their park-like yards. Today I noticed — probably for the first time — a (lily pilly?) hedge sending out some wonderful red leaves. With a macro lens on my camera, it looked truly lovely. Definitely a golden moment.
Posted to Debbie’s Quote Wednesday
From the 1978 War of the Worlds album; Justin Hayward singing Forever Autumn. It’s been in my head for a couple of days.
Turmeric leaf turning brown; time to harvest the rhizomes. Image: Su Leslie 2019
I’m paraphrasing William Burroughs (Junky, 1953) in the post title, but it’s an apt description of my garden right now. Even the fig tree, which is still producing fruit, has no green leaves, and soon will have none at all.
Still growing. Wednesday’s breakfast perhaps? Image: Su Leslie 2019
Posted to Macro Monday
