From a winter walk in a nursery
Some living colours!
Visiting nurseries is one of my weekend rituals. I took a stroll through a large one recently, and took care to record a few visuals that fellow plant lovers might like 🙂
The cover shot is close cropped, as I wanted a clear frame with only the frisky pine. Its silhouette against the blue winter sky looked like a Christmas greetings card.
The Pennywort ground cover stopped me in my tracks as I checked out a collection of palms.
It’s amazing the way wildness captivates us with its (apparent) simplicity. Effortless allure.
In a bed of leafy green, the vibrant, delicate blooms of English Daisy presented a lovely scene.
Scientific name — Bellis perennis.
It fits perfectly, bellis meaning pretty.
Bougainvilleas are one of my favourite landscaping choices. Of course I keep adding new ones to the garden… which I guess has to stop soon due to real estate constraints 😅
Well, I love you too!
A flock of pigeons basking in the afternoon sun. Probably taking a break from foraging in the surrounding farmlands.
I wanted to capture the tree canopies around this flock — esp. the top right one.
With nature, art is ubiquitous.
I have a room all to myself; it is nature. — Henry David Thoreau
I hope you enjoyed the photos. Scenes from Gurugram, India.