Star Shapes in Nature
August 13, 2013 13 Comments
Recently I saw a flower that got me thinking about the 5-point star pattern in nature. Besides the obvious starfish in the sea, I’ve noticed the star pattern frequently in flowers. How many “stars” have you seen today?
It’s beautiful.. God is a great creator…………..
Awesome!
Beautiful series and very observant!
It was fun to do!
Great images, Pam. This is a great set!
Thank you.
Beautiful pix Pam. I particularly like the orange and pink bat stars. Where do these critters live?~James
The bat stars live in Monterey Bay and elsewhere along the Pacific coast from Alaska to Baja. Their colors are out of this world. A good link about them is at: http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/AnimalDetails.aspx?enc=wdq7Hhmsy4OyXT7PGLALpQ==
Indeed, scenic series!
Wow, great variety of the colors! beautiful flowers, nice found..
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Nice series Pam. The most graphically interesting for me is the starfish making an infinity symbol.
Oh that’s great! I hadn’t noticed. Even Richard didn’t notice, and he is a scientist too. 🙂