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September 18, 2014: Weed or Flower?
Credit & Copyright: Liane Keane from Trout Creek, Montana
Weed or Flower?: With plenty of water for nourishment, this plant flourishes in the badlands of South Dakota.
Weed or Flower?: With plenty of water for nourishment, this plant flourishes in the badlands of South Dakota.
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2014-09-21 06:47:04
Enrico from
Italy about 10years ago said:
La vita che sa adattarsi ad ogni situazione, erba o fiore che sia. E questa foto dimostra che anche la semplice erba ha il suo fascino. Molto bella ed emblematica
La vita che sa adattarsi ad ogni situazione, erba o fiore che sia. E questa foto dimostra che anche la semplice erba ha il suo fascino. Molto bella ed emblematica
Calliope from
B.C. Canada about 10years ago said:
Yes, surely very soft and feminine. Weed or flower, they all have a right to grow. We only pull out the weeds because we like to give preferences in a universe where all are equal in their own right.
Yes, surely very soft and feminine. Weed or flower, they all have a right to grow. We only pull out the weeds because we like to give preferences in a universe where all are equal in their own right.
Christine from
Australia about 10years ago said:
I like your photo very much Liane. It is tender like a woman and the water as background is the strength and depth of a woman. :) They are all flowers. We only named them weeds because we don't appreciate them and their nature.
I like your photo very much Liane. It is tender like a woman and the water as background is the strength and depth of a woman. :) They are all flowers. We only named them weeds because we don't appreciate them and their nature.
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