My level of plant care has always been "cactus-level" but little by little and particularly since this year, the idea of bringing a bit of nature closer to our apartment pleased us. We are again confined for 10 days at home... :( So seeing a bit of green for sure will make us some good! 😅

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Mi nivel de cuidado de las plantas siempre ha sido "nivel de cactus" pero poco a poco y sobre todo desde este año, la idea de acercar un poco de naturaleza a nuestro apartamento nos apetecía. Estamos nuevamente confinados durante 10 días en casa... :( Así que ver un poco de verde seguramente nos hará bien! 😅

Sunburst Sunrise

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Long Sought For Pond, Westford, Massachusetts

@52Frames Week 17: Nature

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#fujifilm #xt3 #mothernature #landscape_lovers #nature_shooters

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My submission for 52frames Week 25: Leading Lines.

Otters - I was walking along the shore looking for a sunrise photo with this guy casually walked in front of me without a care in the world.

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Katama Bay, Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard

November 2020

@52Frames Week 48: Nature

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#traveltheworld #instatraveling #instapassport #instago #mytravelgram #nikon #d750 #24-70mm

#travelingram #gotta_love_the_vineyard @mvtweets @mvpics @mass.wildlife

What's beyond our Milky Way galaxy? Bubbles, of course! I decided to do some experimenting. This photo utilizes a dark tub filled with water and three additives: motor oil, cooking oil and liquid dish soap. I didn't alter the colors at all, so the yellow highlights must be the way the bubbles were catching the bright, low sun. However, the longer I stare at it, the more I see beautiful other worlds, waiting to be explored.

Last week’s 52Frame assignment focused on the theme of Nature, with an added challenge of using an exposure time of 10 seconds or more. I had numerous options for this assignment since nature is all around us if we take the time to look. Fortunately, being from Northeast Ohio, I have access to many green spaces with bodies of water. One of these locations served as the perfect backdrop for my project, especially as autumn begins to set in and the trees start changing colors. As I was preparing my camera and tripod, I came across the ND filter I had used for the solar eclipse last April. Inspired, I decided to embrace the extra challenge. After doing some quick calculations, I determined that I needed at least 180 seconds of exposure time. Ultimately, I ended up with an exposure of 207 seconds.

Our fall colors are disappearing right before our eyes.

I like glass gardens. I like them espcially because they don't need much attention and they survive for a much longer time than any other plants in my house. Except the one succulent that does not need any water at all, as it seems. Anyway, I just recently made a new glass garden in a sunglas, a jar with a tiny solar lid that charges the battery that feeds the LED light when turned on.

via Instagram bit.ly/2PoScHm

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Found hedge apples during hike.

Was not sure what to capture for this challenge ... but I'm a fan of macro ... so ;-)

52Frames: nature

Leaf litter forms a habitat and resources for critters over the winter, and a natural mulch for the following spring.

Stumbled across this beast on my way to run an errand. Wanted more pics on my way back but someone ran him over :(. My #52frames sub for the week for #52frames_nature