Carnivorous plant aesthetic

Sarracenia leucophylla, or carnivorous white topped pitcher plants - they eat insects. In a bog in Alabama. "With a sprinkle of dew drops, I couldn’t help but admire the way they were shimmering in the golden light that was gently showering down upon them. While photographing this scene an old saying came to mind: “And into the forest I go to lose my mind and find my soul.” ~ John Muir. Prints are available for pre-order on our website: www.waldorffphotography.com/collector-s-editions.

Fine art photographer David Fishman is one of hundreds of exhibitors at the Seattle Northwest Flower & Garden Show, showing from Feb. 8-12.

Nature Did It First: Engineering Through Biomimicry is the perfect blend of poetry and non-fiction for kids. How does nature inspire engineer's designs? How can we solve human problems with ideas found in nature? Find out with this book and related STEM engineering challenges.

Step into a vast field filled with giant sundew plants, each as tall as a person. Their glistening leaves, covered in sticky, dew-like droplets, create a mesmerizing scene. These captivating plants showcase nature's incredible adaptability and beauty. #GiantSundews #NatureBeauty #BotanicalField #CarnivorousPlants #NatureLovers