Delicate Structures

The WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge has the theme of Structure, which has made me very happy, as there is lots of structure in Nature and the world around us.

Sunday’s post focused on the structure of a fan structured leaf, with the angulation of each fold providing additional strength to the leaf over a rather large area.  Today’s post goes more toward the delicate, as we look at the placement of the seeds of that dreaded lawn denizen, the dandelion.  Each seed is constructed to be carried by the slightest of breezes to find a bit of disturbed soil, where it can take hold and germinate.

This is a closer look at the lovely dandelion…

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Dandelions

This most delicate of structures has found its way across the ages to float forth and multiply.  As an aside, a design studio in the Netherlands makes light sculptures that use the dandelion seed heads for the lights in their collection named Fragile Future.

Hope you enjoy!

Comments

11 responses to “Delicate Structures”

  1. labadichristiangoal Avatar

    Another beautiful structure and nice painting

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      Thank you!

  2. Khürt Williams Avatar

    Love it!

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      Thank you!!

  3. dharkanein Avatar

    Sooooo delicate?..

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  5. lidwienn13 Avatar
    lidwienn13

    Yes, I like it! beautiful pictures!

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      Thank you kindly!

  6. Gradmama2011 Avatar

    Reblogged this on SOMETIMES and commented:

    I was delighted to see the Reblog button on this post by jansenphotos, on the excellent blog “Dutch Goes the Photo!” which features excellent photographs on a weekly theme. A visit (via link) to the Netherlands design studio collection called “Fragile Future” leads to a fascinating photo display of remarkable light structures. Thanks

    1. jansenphoto Avatar

      Thank you most kindly!

      1. Gradmama2011 Avatar

        thank YOU!

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