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A furled coil of Queen Anne's lace rises above ripening muscadine grapes and two Queen's Anne's lace plants, already blooming.
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
15 July 2022.
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▶ "Daucus carota —whose common names include wild carrot, bird's nest, bishop's lace, and Queen Anne's lace (North America)— is a flowering plant in the family Apiaceae. It is native to temperate regions of the Old World and was naturalized in the New World.
Queen Anne’s lace flowers have a flat-topped white umbel, sometimes with a solitary purple flower in the center. These flowers bloom from late spring until mid-fall. Each flower cluster is made up of numerous tiny white flowers. The flower cluster start out curled up and opens to allow pollination. The cluster then rolls itself shut again, like a reverse umbrella when it goes to seed at the end of the season."
— Wikipedia.
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Steel coils squeal through the curve at Indiana Harbor, moving south on the IHB main after having just crossed NS's Chicago Line.
Ce 13 mai 2021, la Traxx E 186 349-7 assurait la traction d'un train de coils sous le n°47800 entre Jeumont et Tergnier. Elle est vue ici dans le triangle de Jussy (02).
Same as the last one but the focus is better. I like the brilliance of the colour and light in this one!
The docks at Squamish are brimming with activity today as workers load coiled steel and rail into gondolas and modified flat cars, and CN Local train 546 spots boxcars loaded with pulp into SQ63. The sun has set a good bit ago and the night scene with the semi-street running operation makes a nice scene for the 21 year old C44-9W, that has become a little scarce on CN since their mass AC44 rebuild program.
First experiments with the new RF 100mm f2.8 L Macro IS USM. This is tape off the box it arrived in!
Also good when viewed in LIGHTBOX.
Alternative Runner-Up Names:
We've Got A Jumper!
Jumper
Graples
Jump
Just Jump
Potential Energy
If you have a better name for this photo, please let me know!
In fact, if you ever have a better name for my photo, please let me know and I'll definitely consider changing it!
Coiled up and twisted,
the smile sneaks out.
Photograph of coiled metal piping that covers and protects wire. Black and white and mirrored.
Barometer mechanism
The spring is about 9mm in diameter
95 images focus stacked in 'Helicon Focus 8'
Laowa 25mm f2.8 Ultra Macro lens 2.5x magnification
Image cropped to 10x8 ratio
Top down view of incandescent light bulb filament entering water (the shiny portion of the coil is underwater). Achieved by focus stacking of multiple images.
Emphasis on hiding the all important head, an eastern milk snake adopts a coiled defensive position when discovered under some dumped building material.
I remember well, the fascination with seeing this behaviour for the first time thanks to this snake. Another example of a preference for non-engaging and remaining 'unseen'. And of course, I was struck by how very beautiful this reptile was, especially so for me in this coiled position.
60 cm.
Link to additional image taken that day:
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Number 2 for 52 in 2015 :Intertwined.
A bit of digifiddling with this once hot plastic that I have had in my stash of interesting objects for years.
Another version here www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/?image_id=2649966
Metal slinky close up.
I have a few slinky shots in my photostream - here's another one: slinky doughnut
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