Nature · 1 min read
The small life of flowers
Flowers, a bee, and tiny visitors reveal a lively world when you stop to look closely.
Flowers are a landscape at a smaller scale. Look closely and the stillness disappears: a bee arrives, an insect crosses a petal, and the whole scene becomes busy with life.
These photographs move between flowers and their tiny visitors. I enjoy the change in attention they ask for. A wide view lets you take in a place; a close-up asks you to stay with a single shape, color, or movement.
The bee is a reminder that even a quiet-looking garden is full of activity. You only have to pause long enough to see it.
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