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Cherry Blossom (Sakura) macro photography with blur background in Taipei, Taiwan.
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📷Photograph by YUSHENG HSU
Location：台北・台灣
Date：2018.01.27
Camera：FUJIFILM X-Pro2
Lens：LEICA VARIO-ELMAR-R 80-200mm F4
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Numa tarde de sexta-feira? É, isso mesmo! Estava eu no estágio, junto com minhas companheiras, preparando e arrumando as exsicatas. Minhas sextas-feiras eram tão legais...
Located in the northeast corner of Edisto Island in lower Charleston
County, SC and adjacent to the waters of the Atlantic.
Northwest students participate in a botany lab class taught by Lisa Stobbe, Sept. 11, 2017. The Northwest campus is designated as the Missouri state arboretum, which promotes the study and proper care of trees. (Photo by Todd Weddle | Northwest Missouri State University)
We're so excited about our first line of fabric! It will be shipping to stores this March!
This quilt pattern is one that my mom designed called Flower Baskets and will be available as a KIT from Hancock's of Paducah!! www.hancocks-paducah.com/Item--i-M-KIT-25020
You can view our site at www.LaurenAndJessiJung.com in order to view the entire line as well as to download one of our 6 free patterns (the two quilting patterns are currently available, the remaining 4 will be up by the end of February.)
You can also become a fan on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pages/Lauren-and-Jessi-Jung/156080692615...
These photos were taken by my good friend, Megan Kibby, who is starting up a photography business in Atlanta, GA. You can view some of her other projects at outofthebox.carbonmade.com/
our children's class set about weeding the garden in front of the Baha'i Centre today. my mom taught them how to do it (and other lessons about plant care).
Noni -- flower, immature fruit, and ripe fruit. Foster Gardens. Notice how each segment on the fruit is from a separate flower.