Plants

During the middle of summer, there's nothing quite like taking a stroll through a field filled with ripening wheat. The golden glow of the sun shines down upon the ears, highlighting the intricacies of the wheat's development. It's a mesmerizing sight to behold, both as a whole and in detail.

Leaves in detail - linden leaves, when seen up close, have something in them that is worth photographing.

As soon as the dark night appears and rain stops, small cone on the tree looks really interesting. Lovely view of dry cones on the tree branch. Shot taken from the side aiming only on the few cones rest should stay blurred.

Peony is the beautiful garden flower with bluish chips of leaves and yellow scar. It is not always visible but sometimes yes.

With Covid-19 restrictions in place, it can be challenging to find things to do that do not put yourself or others at risk. However, one activity that can be both enjoyable and safe is taking a walk in nature. By exploring places where there are no crowds, you can still get out and enjoy the great outdoors, while adhering to social distancing guidelines.

I recently visited the "Orchideenausstellung" in Vienna, an exhibition showcasing a wide variety of plants, flowers and gardening equipment. Although it was advertised as an orchid exhibition, I was pleasantly surprised to find a range of other plants and flowers on display, making it a true celebration of horticulture.

As summer was coming to an end, I stumbled upon a beautiful field of sunflowers on my daily commute. I couldn't resist but to stop and take some pictures of these golden flowers stretching as far as the eye could see. The sunflowers stood tall and proud, facing the sun with their vibrant yellow petals, making for a stunning sight against the clear blue sky.