Images of the arty kind

[TheOnionMan]

Maybe the previous two aren't arty enough to garner any comments.  Here's a photo of Callicarpa dictotoma 'Issai' catching the sun.

[Paddy Tobin]

Mark,

A lovely plant, well caught in the ray of sunshine. Here, we grow Callicarpa bodinieri and treasure the unusual colour of the berries, that nice purple I see on your plant. I don't think the foliage on C. bodinieri is as nice though.

Paddy

[annew]

Your Callicarpa is a stunner, much nicer than my C. bodinieri. Nice image too.

[Armin]

Didn't looked a while in here.
Great shots and images from everybody.

[ranunculus]

Three from last week ...


WHITWORTH LIGHT
TRIPLE BARRIER
LIGHT THROUGH MOSS

[cohan]

so many days of fog and frost this winter, i have never seen anything like it!
makes for a very beautiful winter;
also, we had an unusually warm late august and september, so when it suddenly turned very cold in early october, many trees were left with leaves undropped--most fell later, but many remain, as on this sapling aspen..

[Paul T]

Wonderful pics, everyone.  Thanks.

[Ragged Robin]

I love the play on light in your images, Cliff & Cohan, especially light around the moss edge and the aspen leaves frost 

[cohan]

thanks, robin--light is crucial to me, i have a hard time convincing myself to take out the camera on evenly overcast days..

[TheOnionMan]

a martian face

[cohan]

a martian face

well! i hope its not an invasive plant!

[JPB]

Here' s my piece of art: "I'll remember Vincent"

[WimB]

"I'll remember Vincent"

I hope you don't feel like cutting of your earlobe, Hans? 

[Ragged Robin]

a martian face

well! i hope its not an invasive plant!

"I just Googled for a date and this where I landed   "

[JPB]

"I'll remember Vincent"

I hope you don't feel like cutting of your earlobe, Hans? 

No, I won't!