Floruit

Floruit

It comes from the verb florēre,

meaning to flower to bloom to thrive. It marks the moment someone was most alive in the world - most visible, most creative, most present. It is a word that captures a life as its peak without needing to define its edges. 

White dogwood flowers against blue sky.

Floruit, #1

Pink dogwood blossoms against a clear sky.

Floruit, #2

White dogwood flowers against a blue sky.

Floruit, #18

Branches with pink blossoms against blue sky.

Floruit, #4

Pink dogwood flower with green center.

Floruit, #17

Pink dogwood blossoms against blue sky.

Floruit

Tree branches with pink flowers against sky.

Floruit, #5

Pink and white flowers on tree branches.

Floruit

Trees with pink blossoms against blue sky.

Floruit, #8

Pink dogwood blossoms on tree branches.

Floruit, #7

White dogwood blossoms on a tree branch.

Floruit

Pink dogwood flowers in full bloom.

Floruit, #9

Tree branches with pink flowers in spring.

Floruit, #11

Pink and white flowers on tree branches.

Floruit, #12

White dogwood flower with green leaves.

Floruit, #13

White dogwood blossoms against a clear sky.

Floruit, #14

Pink dogwood flowers against blue sky.

Floruit

Green leaves and seed pods on branches.

Floruit, #16

Pink dogwood blossoms against clear blue sky.

Floruit, #15

Tree branches with white blossoms against sky.

Floruit, #20

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