Above: Artworks by Lara de Moor.
more →Poster by Federal Art Project, W.P.A, Ohio , US 1938. (Ohio is a buckeye state) Image found in The Library of Congress Photostream
Photographs by Anne Schwalbe can be seen as an ode to slowness - an ode to nature, light and emptiness.
Spring flowers in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn.
Underwater world by Alexander Semenov
Above: Overgrown wild garden aesthetic. Design by Plant Architects
Letting green take over.
Above: Flower Tower, Paris. “A box full of ordinary apartments with terraces surrounded by flower pots. A very literal green building” - New York Magazine
More delicious food photos:
-http://pinterest.com/designsquish/berries/
-http://pinterest.com/designsquish/mushrooms/
Finally!! Houses birds actually want to live in!
-http://www.thehighline.org/
-Birdhouses for High Line
Wild strawberries grown in our backyard in Brooklyn this summer. Last year’s photos of wild strawberries: http://www.blog.designsquish.com/wild-strawberries
“Evidence from archaeological excavations suggests that wild strawberry has been consumed by humans since the Stone Age. It was widely cultivated in Europe until the 18th century, when it began to be replaced by the garden strawberry, which has much larger fruit and showed greater variation, making them better suited for further breeding.”
Photographs from our trip to Harriman State Park(Upstate New York). Magic macro zoom lens uncovering detail almost invisible to the naked eye…
I love the heart pattern on the dragon fly tail.
Photographs by Paul Gower
more →Above: Rhododendrons blooming everywhere.
Above: Blueberries. Not yet ripened
Carless days. Catching a train from New York City, Penn Station to Sloatsburg then hiking to Harriman State Park(Upstate New York)
more →Fresh poppy seeds - delicious! Beautiful photography by Inmost Light
Above: Inmost Light
Thirty five leaves silhouettes can be found on http://forestry.about.com