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Treat This 172 ~ Kreative People:
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Many thanks to skagitrenee for the beautiful source image:
Found this in an old box of photography gear at a salvage yard. An unfired Sylvania flash bulb, rendered obsolete by newer electronic and LED flash devices. These once lit up the room with burning magnesium that did its best to approximate daylight.
The bulb is 2.5 inches top to bottom and 1.5 inches side to side.
#MacroMondays #BackInTheDay
Contest 37 - Step On It!
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New!! ~ Let it Sparkle ~ March Challenge! SOTN~ 38.0
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Stuart Herbert
Steps Up To Radyr Statio
Bright moonlight over the Ottawa River with Canada's capital city in the distance.
Photo taken 27 October 2015.
Quebec, Canada
Olympus EM5 Mark II with 8 mm f1.8 Fisheye lens..
Image defished.
I can see clearly now the rain is gone
I can see all obstacles in my way
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind
It's gonna be a bright (bright)
Bright (bright) sunshiny day
It's gonna be a bright (bright)
Bright (bright) sunshiny day
Oh, yes I can make it now the pain is gone
All of the bad feelings have disappeared
Here is that rainbow I've been praying for
It's gonna be a bright (bright)
Bright (bright) sunshiny day.
Jimmy Cliff
I positioned this bright white Clematis to cheer up a dark corner in the garden. It has turned out to be quite stunning !
Opposite the "dark corner" (picture in the first comment below), the "bright" corner of my yard has full sun. There is a continuous show of perennial flowers from early Spring to late summer. Bright yellow lilies start off, followed by yellow sedum. As they fade, the purple phlox emerge and stay all summer, and the yellow Black Eyed Susan join shortly after. A row of tall Helianthus in back will emerge in late summer.
The best part is that they are all perennials (no planting needed) : )
Explore #302, 9-4-20
Smile on Saturday
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- bright and beautiful dahlias from West Dean Gardens in September, the antidote to the weather here this morning which gives us wind, grey scudding clouds and the promise of rain
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The exhibition in the glasshouses at Kew is of orchids but the theme is Thailand. Not surprising therefore to see these beautiful parasols suspended from the roof.
There's fire deep in my soul.
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Lila ist in gewissem Sinne eine vornehme Farbe, geht sie doch in Richtung des Kardinalspurpur. Frag den Kardinal deines Vertrauens :-)
Purple is a distinguished color. Ask any Cardinal :-)
新年第一天上班就要紅啊 !
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Hay bales outside of Bright in the Victorian high country...these a couple of glimpses of fences :) Have a great weekend everyone and HFF
Back in February I had one wonderful encounter with a local Short-eared Owl. It was late in the day when I hiked into the hills and discovered him hunting over the grasslands. I love the way the sun illuminates his face and the edges of his uplifted wings. It was a sweet moment.
Walking in a local neighbourhood, I spied a small spindle bush that was loaded with these tiny fruits that were opening to reveal their bright seeds. This was the first time I've ever seen this plant and I sure found it at the right time of the year. Edited with an impressionism filter (Van Gogh) for Sliders Sunday. HSS!
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Food for thought, a really interesting article in the New York Times with big and true questions, an interesting read!
www.nytimes.com/2015/11/01/magazine/has-diversity-lost-it...
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