When looking at anything we nearly always consider the facade and the facade only. In my post ‘Round the Back‘ I took a look at how the old brewery in Cork appeared behind the ornate black and white facade. Here I take a look at a couple of flowers from the rear. We assume that all the beauty is to the front (e.g. a clock, a building, a flower) but sometimes it is worth just looking round the back too. You might be pleasantly surprised. In the two photos to this post I take a look at the back of a couple of flowers. Try changing your view.
Meticulous Mick 
Thanks Kavita and glad you like it, MM 🍀
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beautiful and lovely angle as we always think of how flowers look from the front and forget other angles really
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So true Mick! It’s fascinating what you can uncover when you search beyond the facade! Great post.
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Cheers Gather and Graze, sometimes a bit of fresh thinking can reap huge rewards (IMHO). MM 💭
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Great post and great composition!
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Many thanks Navery,really appreciate all the great comments. Have a good week. MM
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Lovely photos, MM – especially the red Dahlia. I love the waxy look on top of the stem.
I have certainly taken the odd photo of the rear end of a flower, but the best ‘rear’ was the back of a male Peacock with it’s feathers spanned wide open. The rear is fascinating and just as beautiful as the front.
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I like to play around a bit rather than be conventional. 🎶
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