Photo taken by Rainey, a depression sufferer. This picture is of a daisy bathed in the glow of recent rains. I love the simple beauty of a daisy; it is often overlooked for more flashy flowers, but the daisy is a long-lasting hardy beauty. This photo makes me feel hopeful. I know if I can outlast the ravages of my current bout of depression, I will see and feel the beauty around me again. I have this picture hanging on my wall to remind me that there is still beauty out there…somewhere.
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5 comments on Perfection in Nova Scotia
Perfection in Nova Scotia

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5 responses to “Perfection in Nova Scotia”
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The water detail is just amazing!!! It looks like if the petals had that texture, AWESOME image!!!
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You’re right. Daisies are often overlooked. But there’s beauty in so many things if we just bother looking closely enough to see it.
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the dewdrops make the daisy look puckered somehow. very nice!
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Amazing.
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