A fine art photography series exploring geometry, found objects and the wild ways of nature and human perception.
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What lies within… ~ Exploring, geometry, nature and human perception.
Category: Gardens
Lepidoptera (Butterflies) ~ Cambodia ~ S.E. Asia
Butterflies ~ Cambodia ~ 2010-2016
Butterflies ~ Cambodia ~ 2010-2016
Butterflies ~ Cambodia ~ 2010-2016
Seek and you shall find…
Some times people say to me, there is no wildlife left here in Cambodia. They are clearly looking in the wrong places…
Look deep // Datura
“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” ~ Albert Einstein
Smiling skinks…
I think I might be a skink whisperer and I am sure they are smiling at me…
Light and shadows
‘Where there is much light, the shadow is deep.’ Goethe
Wat Bo Series :: Sunset at seasons end
Growing Green Again
“Sometimes our fate resembles a fruit tree in winter. Who would think that those branches would turn green again and blossom, but we hope it, we know it.”
Goethe
That this…
Will become this…
Is just a little bit magical isn’t it…
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What a show off!
In my grandmother’s New Forest garden was a huge buddleia bush accompanied by a long lavender bed. In the summer I would sit there hypnotised watching the butterfly coated tree and hearing the somewhat
magical sound of peacock and red admiral wings thrum past my ears. My memory tells me there were many many more than hover on the buddleia bush in the New Forest Garden I am looking after currently.
This may though be a case of romantic childhood memories as Butterfly Conservation’s research shows that they have increased, possibly encouraged by the warming climate, in the South of England. BC tells us that there has been a “significant overall increase in the abundance of the Peacock since 1976.”
Well I am jolly pleased about that. The above Peacock butterfly surprised me by settling within perfect focus range when I was concentrating on some mating Chrysolina herbacea on Mentha aquatica…that’s wild mint beetles on copious wild mint to you and me!
Cheeky!
