Spherical Collection (page 4)

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Allium rosenbachianum Allium Pink subject White b/g

SG_21
Echinops - variety not identified Globe thistle Green subject Green b/g

SG_0056
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion White subject

SK_0353
Echinacea - variety not identified Echinacea / Purple coneflower Brown subject

SK_0354
Echinacea - variety not identified Echinacea / Purple coneflower Brown subject

SK_0280
Aesculus hippocastanum Horse chestnut / conker Brown subject Green b/g

SK_0428
Berzelia lanuginosa Button bush White subject Green b/g

SK_0582
Lycopersicon esculentum Tomato Green subject Green b/g

SK_0573
Cucumis ornamentale Cucumber - Ornamental Green subject Green b/g

RGZ_0020
Echinopsis - variety not identified Cactus Green subject

RGZ_0019
Rebutia - variety not identified Cactus - Crown cactus Green subject

RGZ_0016
Mammillaria microhelia Cactus - Pincushion cactus Green subject

RGZ_0005
Helianthus - variety not identified Sunflower Green subject Black b/g

RGZ_0015
Mammillaria spinisissima Cactus - Pincushion cactus Green subject White b/g

SK_0126
Ranunculus - variety not identified Ranunculus Pink subject

SH_0074
Cucurbita pepo Still life studio shot Close-up View - Front view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Creative Annual Crops Edible Squash Vegetable Colour Nobody Container Autumn Shape - Globe

SH_0073
Rosa - variety not identified Flower still life studio shot lifestyle Close-up Closed View - Front view Orientation - Vertical orientation Several Creative Flowering season - Summer Cottage garden

SH_0083
Lycopersicon esculentum Gardeners Delight Daytime Outdoor Close-up View - Front view View - Aerial view Orientation - Vertical orientation Many Editorial Creative Annual Edible Fruit Vegetable Colour

SK_0318
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Green b/g

SK_0329
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Green b/g

SK_0320
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Green b/g

SK_0321
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Green b/g

SK_0319
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Green b/g

SK_0287
Monarda didyma - variety not identified Bergamot - Monarda Pink subject

SK_0338
Pisum sativum Pea Green subject Green b/g

RE_0121
Scadoxus multiflorus Blood lily Red subject Blue b/g

RE_0147
Cynara scolymus Globe artichoke Purple subject

RE_0122
Scadoxus multiflorus Blood lily Red subject Blue b/g

dahlia pink jupiter, dahlia, pink subject, green background
Dahlia Pink Jupiter Dahlia Pink subject Green background

SG_0055
Taraxacum officinale Dandelion White subject

RE_0185
Eryngium tripartitum Sea holly Purple subject

RF_0131
Paeonia lactiflora reine hortense Peony Pink subject Black b/g

RF_0122
Allium Mount Everest Allium White subject

RF_0127
Allium - variety not identified Allium Green subject White b/g

RF_0118
Allium schoenoprasum Chive Pink subject White b/g

RF_0124
Allium Globemaster Allium Pink subject

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Allium Globemaster Allium Pink subject

RF_0120
Allium Gladiator Allium Pink subject

RF_0112
Allium Gladiator Allium Pink subject Green b/g

RF_0104
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Peach subject

RF_0103
Dahlia - variety not identified Dahlia Red subject

PW_0048
Tragopogon pratensis Goats beard (Like dandelion clock) Black subject

PW_0046
Acacia cyanophlla Wattle / Mimosa Yellow subject

RE_0236
Eryngium tripartitum Sea holly Purple subject Brown b/g

Thrift, Armeria juniperifolia alba, close up

Crab apple Carmine crab apple Malus x atrosanguinea Gorgeous
Cluster of shiny, red fruit of Carmine crab apple, Malus x atrosanguinea Gorgeous

Globe thistle Echinops Brown Perennial Flowering season Summer
Spherical seed heads of Globe thistle, Echinops cultivar

echinops bannaticus taplow blue, globe thistle, blue subject
Echinops bannaticus Taplow Blue Globe thistle Blue subject

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"Exploring the Spherical Marvels of Our Blue Marble" Our planet, Earth, is a breathtaking sphere that holds countless wonders. From the iconic Whole Earth image captured by Blue Marble 2000 to the mesmerizing cosmic microwave background, it's clear why our spherical home continues to captivate us. As we delve deeper into its mysteries, we uncover fascinating phenomena like ocean currents off the Americas, which shape our climate and sustain marine life. But Earth isn't alone in its spherical allure; even mighty Jupiter and enigmatic Mars boast their own unique spheres of influence in our vast cosmos. Speaking of otherworldly encounters, who can forget the intriguing UFO sighting over Cussac, France? A reminder that beyond our known realms lies an endless expanse waiting to be explored. And while extraterrestrial visitors may remain elusive for now, there are earthly marvels like fuchsia Winston Churchill or CS_2245-16 that remind us of nature's boundless creativity. Traveling across landscapes becomes a visual feast when witnessing Moeraki boulders at sunset on New Zealand's Otago peninsula. These perfectly spherical natural formations seem almost surreal against the backdrop of a golden sky. Zooming out from specific locations brings us to Africa as seen from space—a stunning satellite image showcasing its diverse terrain and vibrant colors. It reminds us how interconnected everything is on this beautiful blue orb we call home. Finally, let's not forget one of humanity's most iconic moments—the Earthrise photograph taken during Apollo 8 mission in 1968 by William A Anders. This awe-inspiring view of our planet rising above the lunar horizon serves as a powerful reminder of both its fragility and resilience. In every corner of existence—be it within oceans or galaxies—spheres hold secrets waiting to be discovered. The spherical nature surrounding us invites exploration and fuels our curiosity about what lies beyond this pale blue dot suspended in space.