Walking around my garden, i marvel at the different loops and curves a single tendril could have. Aren’t they pretty?
This one formed so many little loops before curving into a letter C.
tendril
How about double loops with each loop curving into more loops for each loop. Oh did i make any sense?
tendril
This one has even some web encapsulated by the spirally curves.
tendril
And if you’re wondering where these loops and curves came from? They are tendrils from my dazzling and exotic red passion flower plant.
red passion flower
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Great job, Elizz! I thought they might be “pea” tendrils at first. Great interpretation for “curves.”
thank you sue..
Lovely!
thank you so much 🙂
Love these, very Karl Blossfeldt….. very elegant.
thank you.. i feel so honored 🙂 *blush*
just like in my garden but from local vegetables
and the flower is so pretty 😀
thank you very much… i would love to plant some vegetables in my garden too..
Beautiful curves! Brilliant!
thank you amy.. those are the ones that came to my mind when i’ve learned that the weekly theme is about curves..
Thanks for the pingback. What a fabulous flower – with such delicate tendrils. I can’t imagine being able to grow that in Calgary!
you’re welcome terri.. and thank you for the nice comment.. well, the passion flower plant needs lots of sunshine and i think it always snows in calgary isn’t it?
Now now – it might seem like that, but we haven’t had snow for several weeks now! It’s quite lovely. The problem is short growing season and the temperature drops quite a bit each night, so plants that need a lot of heat just don’t do well.
I love this! So small and delicate..
thank you 🙂
I love those curvy tendrils.Elizz. 🙂
thank you AD.. so happy to know that 🙂
They are indeed pretty, the tendrils you have captured. And the photographs are beautiful with their lovely colours and strong compositions. Very well done!
thank you very much otto, your nice comments really made my day and i’m very happy 🙂
What pretty little tendrils…!!! Great entry
thank you isadora..
These photos are amazing! Wonderful job on this challenge, Elizz!! =)
thanks so much jenn 🙂