Seasonal Contrast in the - Gardens at Waters East
Postings in this ongoing series
will show the same garden “area” and “objects” at two or more
different times / seasons of the year.
The contrast will offer the viewer an appreciation of the beauty found
in the same spot but in different months.
Some of the photos have never been seen before, others were collected
from earlier postings in order to provide the needed contrast. Each season has its own “feeling”, has
its own beauty.
This posting is of the “Viewing Stone” placed at the entrance
to the Asian Garden Patio. In the
Asian garden experience, one often finds a stone here or one over there that is
raise up closer to the viewer so that its features stand out and are noticed by
the passerby. Thus a “viewing
stone”.
Enjoy
Reference
Note: For a complete list of
the ten (10) Principles of Design
plus the special “Golden Principle of
Design” used throughout Gardens at
Waters East, check out the archive postings for November 14 – 24, 2010 and
May 2, 2011.
NOTE: All photos use in this
posting were taken on the property of Gardens
at Waters East.
NOTE: Since this Blog is meant to be an
accurate journal of the gardens;
no photos are
“staged”, “arranged”, or ”photo-shopped” in anyway.
What is posted
– is what it here. It is what it
is.
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That's beautiful. And it's nifty to see it in all the seasons. Is that Virginia Creeper growing up the arch? It's stunning in autumn!
ReplyDeleteLovely arch and viewing stone ! After I sow that I think I must have a stone in my garden too :) Thank you, for the inspration, Jack ! Greetings from Greece !
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