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I love taking photos of decaying plants. I’d probably have 100 of these lovely leaves. Hehe.
They do make very interesting subjects! I did take a few, but a long way from 100!
So pretty! They look so delicate.
Thanks very much. I think they look amazing when they’re dying.
so pretty yet also quite spooky, leaf veins are so amazing and so resiliant.
They really are! Hydrangeas are the absolute best for this too. They look like they could last forever.
What a beautiful capture. So delicate and fragile xx
Thanks very much. They are beautiful when they’re dying. x
Oooo thats really pretty almost like lace! Thanks for linking up and for sharing your snaps with #MySundaySnapshot.
Thanks very much. They must be the only flowers that look as pretty when they’re dying as they do when they’re alive.
I’ve got lots of skeletal plants on our allotment which I really should prune but they look so pretty! #MySundaySnapshot
They certainly do! I must admit we’re very amateur gardeners and we never prune anything. We probably should!
It’s always amazing. You can see how they work, when leaves go like this. It’s fascinating. #mysundaysnapshot
They are beautiful. I don’t know of any other plants that do this.