What a beautiful quote, to leave your mark, and to be missed. Love the pictures. I will miss the flowers as we journey through fall and winter, but that will only make spring more welcome. Andie
We're getting closer and closer to frost here in St. Louis. Right now, our tomato plants -- which struggled witht he drought this summer in spite of ongoing watering -- have decided to produce more tomatoes than even the squirrels can carry off. But the season of frost is approaching.
What a perfect quote to go with those photos. I miss seeing my cheery zinnia blooms through my kitchen window. Two days ago they turned brown in an overnight frost. I still have to pull up the withered stalks. Fall is hard sometimes -- a rush of beauty and then the still grey.
Wonderful photos as always, Susan! I love the increasing clarity of backgrounds until the frosted blossom is set against trees becoming barren of leaves. There is melancholy at this time of year, but oh so much beauty, too.
Beautiful quote and thought. How many times have friends left to return home, and there's an emptiness left behind? The photos are lovely. I really like the frost on the last flower. It makes it look like the flower has been dusted with jewels.
oh wow. oh WOW! What a beautifully captured story in the progression of a season and the life of a flower. And that quote....oh it all makes my heart swoon. THANK you for such a wonderful share! -Jennifer
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What a beautiful quote, to leave your mark, and to be missed. Love the pictures. I will miss the flowers as we journey through fall and winter, but that will only make spring more welcome.
Andie
What a superb image you have captured in that frosted chrysanthemum: frozen but resplendent..
Love the quote. The flowers look equally as lovely with the frost on them.
Such a true quote!!! And the flower is beautiful!!! What is it, a zinnia?
I love the quote too Susan, but those pictures. Breathtaking!
amazingly lovely flowers. i haven't taken any photos of flowers for awhile now...hummm
isn't that the truth. lovely photos to match a nice thought. xox
The beauty your photos reveal is breathtaking.
Such a sweet quote and what gorgeous pictures.
What a great photo story when matched with that quote. And isn't that pink just fabulous.
We're getting closer and closer to frost here in St. Louis. Right now, our tomato plants -- which struggled witht he drought this summer in spite of ongoing watering -- have decided to produce more tomatoes than even the squirrels can carry off. But the season of frost is approaching.
Wonderful images here, Susan.
Oh oh ~ it looks like Jack Frost was in your garden! :(
xo Catherine
Gorgeous dahlias!
I love this quote Susan.
I can't believe we still have flowers blooming in our yard, it's great, but I do fear the end is near, they will be missed
Beautiful quote and photos. I guess it's getting cold there, this is the first frost photo I've seen since last year!
Have you thought about putting all your beautiful pictures and words into a book. I would surely be the first to buy one.....
As usual your combination of words and pictures are a beautiful marriage....
What a perfect quote to go with those photos. I miss seeing my cheery zinnia blooms through my kitchen window. Two days ago they turned brown in an overnight frost. I still have to pull up the withered stalks. Fall is hard sometimes -- a rush of beauty and then the still grey.
Wonderful quote and a perfect pairing with your images.
the frost is so pretty... almost deceitfully so, as it withers so indiscriminately...
The frost is the fat lady singing I guess
Beautiful flowers, and wonderful quote.
Beautiful! And I love the quote!
Wonderful photos as always, Susan! I love the increasing clarity of backgrounds until the frosted blossom is set against trees becoming barren of leaves. There is melancholy at this time of year, but oh so much beauty, too.
Great quote - and I'm going to miss my flowers too.
Beautiful quote and thought. How many times have friends left to return home, and there's an emptiness left behind?
The photos are lovely. I really like the frost on the last flower. It makes it look like the flower has been dusted with jewels.
Blessings,
Janis
Ah, frost on the dahlias...heartbreaking.
I have so enjoyed catching up with all your posts. Feeling the approaching chill here too.
Quotes goes great with fantastic photos of lovely chrysanthemum!
oh wow. oh WOW!
What a beautifully captured
story in the progression
of a season
and the life of a flower.
And that quote....oh it all
makes my heart swoon.
THANK you for such a wonderful share!
-Jennifer
Dazzling photos, Susan! I really like the quote too.
Frost is so pretty..... it looks like fairy crystals. I bet it feels cold though :)
This is just stunning! We have had a few mornings with frost...but my flowers are already gone.
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