Letter Forms in the Outside World

This image is a MAJOR stretch to find a letter, but I couldn't help myself. I stumbled across some petunias in a garden bed near my apartment, and with my eyes I see the blooms arranged in a sort of stretched out "X" shape (it helps if you cover the bloom at the very bottom left with your finger).

It's not perfect, but when I was looking at the maple leaves, I couldn't help but see a "W" in the shape of the leaves, the negative space above the leaves, and the main "veins" of the top three points in the leaf. I really wanted to find a "w" made completely of negative space between leaves, but there weren't any arranged just right. I also didn't want to cheat and prearrange the leaves myself, although it was tempting! =)

While out at Lithia Park I really wanted to capture a letter from the beautiful little pond inside of the Japanese Garden area. With the way the leaves are set, and the reflection on the water a little above, I found that there was a darker area of the water that formed sort of a "V". Although imperfect, I think this is definitely my favorite shot.

I know the rule was no trees, but technically this is just a berry! These bright pink, rubbery looking berries made a perfect "O". My initial intention was to get a "Q", but unfortunately the little extensions coming from the hole inside of the berries didn't quite show up right on some of the other images I took.

Before I left my apartment, to go out into the world looking for letters in the world, I couldn't help but see one staring right at me. An "H" made from my shelves would've been a little TOO easy, so instead I decided to see the "F" created by the wood.