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curling color bars in the painting:
Cumulus Emission
oil on canvas,
40 x 30 in, 2022
It was leaning on the wall to dry and I took this picture.
when you find
you've become
brittle
it is no
little thing
to remember
you once
did the same
curling motion
wrapping your self
around mine.
memory is
a cherished thing,
a bee's wing
shining in
sunlight,
thrumming in
wind beneath
the chatter of
aspen leaves.
we are changing
colour, shape,
vibrancy.
we are trying
new clothes
that fit
more loosely.
Pink and white striped top - J.Crew
Gray tee (underneath) - HRC
Rolled skinnies - S.Oliver
Flats - Palladium
Trench - vintage, was my grandmother's
Scarf - courtesy of Echo
Pendant - Anthropologie
Bag - Etienne Aigner hand-me-down
Celebrating my curls...
Macro view of part of a Bromeliad flower.
Super-Macro-Takumar 200mm f4 with Raynox 150 macro lens.
Day 12 of Pentax Forums Daily in September 2020 Challenge.
Theme Day - Abstract
Yesterdays awesome sunset captured at Curl Curl Beach on Sydney's northern beaches. Good to catch up John and Tony! July 2012.
Going every which way!! I brought out the "natural highlights" with software. LOL. It didn't need much nudging. :-)
My wee girl, curled up with a book. (Alas, I had the wrong film speed set, so meh, and all, but I still liked the pic. Sort of.)
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A water lily leaf in the process of unfurling. Partially submerged this leaf is in the process of opening. The shot was taken from the opening of the leaf "tube" with the stem being down and under water.
"Sunset is the opening music of the night."
– Mehmet Murat ildan
Curl Curl Beach is located between Dee Why Beach and Freshwater Beach on the Northern Beaches.
Curl Curl is one of Sydney's best surfing beaches. It faces the east-southeast and averages 1.6-metre waves. The beach is approximately 1.2 kilometres long and is divided into North Curl Curl and South Curl Curl.
The northern part of the beach has a lagoon, which flows to the sea. North Curl Curl has good swimming and body boarding conditions, particularly in front of and south of the lagoon. This area is great for kids, as they can walk through shallow water, build sandcastles or search for sea creatures. Hidden around the end of the headland is one of the most beautiful rock pools in Sydney. During high tide, it can only be accessed via the coastal walk across the headland.
The beautiful south end of Curl Curl is popular, with a child-friendly ocean swimming pool and cafe. If you are planning to swim at the beach, make sure you stay between the flags, as there are several rips at any one time, the most notable one being the Garbage Bowl at the southern end of the beach.
Source: www.sydney.com/destinations/sydney/sydney-north/northern-...
South West National Park | TAS | Australia
Curls on a mature pandani plant in the remote wilderness of South West National Park, Tasmania.
This bird was very high on my wish list of species to photograph while in Peru. We were lucky enough to see this one individual for a brief time.
Curl-crested Aracari
Heavy-billed small toucan of humid tropical forest. Forages in the canopy of mature rainforest, often in small groups, and sometimes with other species of aracaris. More diffuse facial pattern than other aracaris, with grayish crown covered with soft curls. Belly has a single red band. Not as vocal as other aracaris, but may be heard giving soft grunts and occasionally loud yelps, sounding rather raptor-like.
Seen on a photo tour in Nothern Peru led by Neotropic Photo Tours and our Peruvian guide Steve Sánchez Wildlife Photography.
An "East Coast low" has formed off the Australian coast, south of Sydney, bringing massive waves to the Sydney coastline. This scene was captured during a sunny break at Curl Curl beach.