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rustydog

Without an absolute how can the absolute define/ a work of art?

Apr 17, 2009 17:54

Haven't taken any pictures for pleasure in awhile.

( Aren't these baby oak leaves cute? )

things i saw, trees

Comments 14

ejg25 April 17 2009, 23:25:43 UTC

The first two pictures are unexpected... I never noticed shapes like that on oaks. Neat.

rustydog April 17 2009, 23:32:19 UTC

It's amazing, the variety of shapes there are among oak leaves. Plus, some of them look a little funny as infants. :)

donutsweeper April 17 2009, 23:54:54 UTC

wow. the pretty and springy goodness!

rustydog April 18 2009, 00:48:47 UTC

Very springy! I can't believe Colorado is getting a blizzard. I hope it leaves you alone!

donutsweeper April 18 2009, 00:50:06 UTC

*crosses fingers* it was 70s here today. I like 70s. No more snow, thanks

nutmeg3 April 18 2009, 00:34:58 UTC

I had no idea that's what baby oak leaves look like! Just beautiful.

rustydog April 18 2009, 00:47:44 UTC

Oh, most baby oak leaves don't look like that. There are so many kinds of oaks, and they have so many leaf shapes! And some of them are shiny green when they're "born." (this page) has only seven varieties of oaks on it, and you can see how different they look!)

Thank you!

sunbrae April 18 2009, 02:35:54 UTC

The baby oak leaves look like flowers.

rustydog April 18 2009, 13:36:28 UTC

You're right, they do!

astrablue April 19 2009, 22:17:35 UTC

The baby oak leaves are like Cute Overload: Plant World. Hee!

rustydog April 20 2009, 00:22:36 UTC

I fully support a Plant World version of Cute Overload!