“The Hidden Harmony is better than the obvious… Nature loves to hide”

Heraclitus

Disocactus ackermannii

First bloom from my Disocactus ackermannii in over 10 years, an orchid cactus native to the cloud forests of Mexico and Central America. This single, fiery red flower will only last a day or two, A brief, spectacular visitor.

Junction

On Tooting Common

The White Hart Inn, Mitcham Cricket Green

A coaching-age pub on the old Surrey road, its steeply pitched roof and stuccoed frontage dating to the late 17th or early 18th century, refaced in 1747 as London expanded ever closer. The Doric porch and balustraded parapet speak to former ambitions. Grade II listed, it shares this corner of London Road with almshouses, parish rooms and a war memorial - the old heart of Mitcham, still largely intact. TQ274684.

Old Yew in the woodlands at Box Hill, Surrey

View from Box Hill

Tree stump and branches

Three mannequin heads with realistic facial features and a damaged, incomplete mannequin torso with open cavities, all placed on a gray cabinet in an office setting.

Photography

Inexistent Realities

Two men in a large indoor space with a high ceiling. One man in the foreground facing away, and the other standing in the distance. The floor appears to be covered in sand or dirt.

Inexistent Realities

Photography

Inexistent Realities

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