Love it! While I'm looking forward to seeing the solar eclipse on Monday, you, once again, remind me to just be wherever I am seeing and appreciating what is there. (Also, methane bubbles in ice!)
Gorgeous pictures and I love how you found the "eclipses" in other parts of nature, in addition to the sky. Thank you for sharing! What a great first read in my inbox this morning.
In all the absurd hype going on here in VT right now around the mother of all celestial events, it is so refreshing to remember to look to the micro. Now I'm going to look for coronas everywhere. Thanks, Bryan.
I loved this. Especially with the marks left on leaves by caterpillars, which we usually just view as "damage" but you invite us to see in another light.
This is so cool, Bryan! I did not remotely make the connection between a solar eclipse and these nature patterns - and here you've collected a wonderful gallery of them all around us every day!
I can't tell from this post where you are at the moment, but remember our invitation for southern Georgia still stands.
Love it! While I'm looking forward to seeing the solar eclipse on Monday, you, once again, remind me to just be wherever I am seeing and appreciating what is there. (Also, methane bubbles in ice!)
Life is awesome.
Gorgeous pictures and I love how you found the "eclipses" in other parts of nature, in addition to the sky. Thank you for sharing! What a great first read in my inbox this morning.
I can't tell you how much I loved this post, a reminder of the many patterns and miracles in our extravagantly gorgeous Earth. Thank you!
Yes. Yes, look down. Yes, look around. No need to go far away for exquisite beauty. You're the man. Bryan.
In all the absurd hype going on here in VT right now around the mother of all celestial events, it is so refreshing to remember to look to the micro. Now I'm going to look for coronas everywhere. Thanks, Bryan.
So poetic, these earthly coronas. Galaxies of nano-eclipses on butterfly wings!
Lovely … thank you!
I loved this. Especially with the marks left on leaves by caterpillars, which we usually just view as "damage" but you invite us to see in another light.
I hear there will be a good viewing in Vermont- will you get to see the eclipse? 🌓
Oh, I just love this concept. Thanks for sharing these beautiful eclipses.
A wonderful series of coronas, how so much of the living natural world is related in form. Thank you.
Thanks for this lovely reminder. Nature is indeed a marvel, no matter where you look.
This is so cool, Bryan! I did not remotely make the connection between a solar eclipse and these nature patterns - and here you've collected a wonderful gallery of them all around us every day!
Thank you; a learning moment in a way that I enjoyed. Thank you from Toronto.