In Cincinnati, there’s a great spot for flower watching. It’s down off Pete Rose Way, just on this side of that old suspension bridge. It’s called “The Banks” and you must visit it with me.
A view with a view.
A bit of disorder.
Let’s see that again, a bit closer.
Aspiring to be that.
A spider dancing on the edge of insanity.
Strike a pose.
Jackson’s favorite.
In love with water.
Forgetting what’s in the distance.
Coming in for a soft landing.
Soft touch.
“Welcome one and all!”
Haunted by red and yellow.
Pensive.
Neighbors.
The gang’s all here.
“Wait for me!”
Real beauty.
Beautiful place.
Take a bow.
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when you see the built environment as a backdrop and closer are the best part of nature..the lovely flowers for everyone to feast their eyes on..makes building and bridges are place to be..wandering away or reaching to..say it with flowers ..everyday
Thanks Kalabalu.
welcome
The flowers are beautiful!!!
Thanks Lisa.
Very clever compositions. Love the last photo, and Jackson’s favourite is my favourite too.
Thanks Gallivanta.
Love the bridge ~ thanks so much..
Thanks, it’s a nice one.
Love the compositions!! I’m inspired to try something similar now 🙂
Good! glad to inspire.
I love red, and red roses as well. They mean love exist, but unfortunately I’m not lucky about love.
You’ll be lucky soon. I feel it! 🙂
Lovely flowers, Seth.
Thanks! 🙂
I love the last one. It gives the impression of coming out of the wild into civilization.
Thanks Tasha.
Seth, this is very well-done and imaginative from the photos to the captions…great post!
Thanks Sued51.
I love that old suspension bridge in the background, what a super contrast with beautiful flowers.
Thanks Catherine.
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So beautiful I thought this would be nice heading into the weekend.
Thanks for the reblog.
Wow! Very beautiful shots. I so much love the way they are named as well.
Thanks! Glad folks like my odd sense of humor. 🙂
Flower watching. I like it . . .
Indeed. Those flowers are a crazy bunch to watch.
I loved the flow from individual flowers to a few more to “take a bow.” That was creative and well done. My favorite picture was pensive. Such a great description..
Thanks Donna. Glad you like them.
Beautiful photos. Love the focus on flowers with Cincinnati in the background. I live about 45 min north of Cincinnati.
Ah. I live about 20 miles north. Lovely area. Thanks Patricia.
I love take a bow! Beautiful!
Thanks Tracy.
Stunning! The juxtaposition of nature and engineering is so beautiful.
Thanks Bama author. Where in Bama? From Huntsville area.
Just beautiful!
Thx!
Beautiful!
Thank you! :)..
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I like your interesting angles.
Thanks Ellen.
I particularly like the shot with the waterfall 🙂
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Beautiful pictures, and I love the captions under each one. Nice work.
Thanks Stephanie.
Loved it! I had to throw a link on my FB page.
That’s cool. Thanks!
Great images Seth
Thanks ginger
Nice idea, love the color
👍👍thanks
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Lovely as always! I really like the soft touch.
That was lovely 🙂
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