Saturday, June 3, 2017
Better from behind?
On certain cloudy, cool, and humid days, the Crimson Columbine are mostly hanging low, so when I approach a patch, I first see nearly all the blossoms from behind. I don't know if it's an example of the Hawthorne Effect or just my cantankerous nature, but the flower seems more beautiful from this perspective. At least it did when I took this photo last Wednesday while mainly in pursuit of Mountain Lady Slippers. It occurred to me that lots of things sometime look better from behind - certain cars, like perhaps the Edsel, certain people, a classic caboose, rattlesnakes? Maybe me.
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