Original Art Photography Series by @velimir #683 'Dry Plants'
'Dry Plants'
Dry plants on a shelf. Kind of somber but nonetheless beautiful. :)
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Dry plants have their charm, whether they have been allowed to dry out or their natural condition is dry in appearance. Thus, in your photos, both the colors and the texture that is visually transmitted make them attractive.
There's a special appeal to this kind of ornament. I have seen many country decorations made with this type of material and they are really beautiful. It has the advantage that they are more durable than those made with fresh flowers and plants. I like it!
Dry plants, like still lifes, also bring back memories of abundance. There was a surplus that someone took care of gathering and they are appreciated by those who buy them, not only for their beauty, but for the life they represent even later.
And, even without these associations, their colors and filigrees are beautiful.
thanks, @velimir.
Are you sure they are dry?