A Daisy Canvas Print

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I was delighted to find these Oxeye Daisies growing wild in many places along my daily hiking path this spring. A bit smaller than the Shasta Daisy, and quite adaptable and fecund in the wild, the Oxeye Daisy can be considered a beautiful blessing, or the curse of the weed. I had daisies as my wedding bouquet, so they brighten my day when I see them! I went out photographing several times, in different areas and in different light. I could not call this a weed!

Beauty is everywhere. Sometimes it hits you in the face; you can't miss it. Other times, you have to go looking for it. But always, no matter where you are, you can find something of beauty. I love the grand landscape, the engaging smile, the cute baby. But even more, I love to find the beauty in the ordinary; the mundane; the thing you just walked past without a glance. If I can make you reconsider; to think about the magnificence of the ordinary - that makes me happy.