About ‘Parnassia Palustris’ by Gonnie van de Schans
Parnassia of grass-of-Parnassus. It is the county flower of Cumbria and Sutherland in the United Kingdom, and appears on the county arms of the former county. The name comes from ancient Greece: evidently the cattle on Mount Parnassus appreciated the plant; hence it was an "honorary grass".
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My name is Gonnie van de Schans. Photography is my passion, particularly nature photography. I love getting out and about and looking for beautiful subjects in the natural world. Sometimes it’s a stunning landscape, other times a bird or an animal. Sometimes the subjects are very small, such as flowers and insects. In those cases, I use a macro lens to capture the details. I usually lie flat on the ground to catch the light as beautifully as possible and create a magical…
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