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Double exposure with a photo of spider web at the sunlight, and the little plant named Magic carpet/ Polygonum capitatum. "Tapete inglês" in our idiom.
I'm glad that the official resident of the cobweb has gone away. :))
I suggest you zoom the photo. 👍
On Explore- March 11, 2021
Old barn beams were brought in to give the coffee house Double Shots atmosphere, I guess this beam connection was in the way so removed.
A small rope in our garden...
Excuse me for being late today, had a lot to do...
So i took the cam, took a picture, three minutes of lightroom and: here it is 'Connections!'
Have fun and a wonderful week
And of course HMM!
Shot with the Sony A7 Mark II.
Sigma MC-11 Adapter
Tamron 90mm Macro VC/USD
Le gocce di rugiada si formano sui fili di ragnatela e sembrano voler creare una connessione con il sole
#light #connection #spiderweb #web #ragnatela #gocce #drops #luce #sunrise #oro #gold #rami #branches #padova #alba
It just so happens that as I catch up on my usual backlog of shots, both today have connections with Redcliffe where we were with flickr friend Greenstone Girl yesterday who was up from Melbourne visiting the Sunshine State. Well, we had a great morning and it was sunny yesterday as with this earlier shot as well - but after lunch today apparently another downpour will move in.
This is Suttons Beach at Redcliffe on the northern border of Brisbane (local government area perspective) and yesterday, photos were taken looking back this way from under those skinny Palm Trees in the distance. A bit cold for swimming unless you are an iceberg!
Legs eleven on the left lol!
Two boats passing each other along the creek.
A walk to Oare Creek with the Q3 43 to catch the high tide 19th June 2026
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Ortofon MC 10 mk2 moving coil cartridge on a Rega RB 300 tonearm.
Three lights, left right and above.
Drove down to Bantham Beach last night to try and catch some nice sunlight and reflections. The sun only made a very brief appearance and didn't really light the sky how I was hoping! So drawing inspiration from some of the superb ICM (in camera movement) I've seen on Twitter I thought I'd best give it a go!
This shot came after several attempts at various exposure times. Added texture in processing.
Many species of dandelions (Taraxacum) disperse their seeds by wind. After flowering is finished, the dandelion flower head dries out. The dried petals and stamens drop off, the bracts curve backwards, and the parachute ball opens into a full sphere. When development is complete, the mature seeds are attached to white, fluffy "parachutes" which easily detach from the seedhead and glide by wind, dispersing. This photo is a detail showing the bracts curving backwards. Some photo manipulation used to show the interconnections.
our sexy set comming to new round of Uber! Sexy top and pants are rigged for maitreyax,legacy,reborn and new reborn squish!
winners are
ileris resident
yummifoufou resident
Petal Parnall
Location: Church Of Saint Mary Of The Angels, Singapore
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The Christmas connection to poinsettias comes from a Mexican legend which tells of a poor girl who dreams of bringing a beautiful gift to favour the Virgin Mary for a Christmas Eve service, yet has nothing worthy.
On the way to Church, she meets an angel who tells her to pick some weeds. She kneels by the roadside and, despite her protests that they are far from desirable, gathers a handful of common weeds and makes her way to a small chapel where she places her offering on the altar.
The moment she does, they burst into blooms of brilliant red poinsettias and her sorrow turns to joy. The Mexicans renamed it Flor de Nochebuena (Christmas Eve Flower).
Poinsettias are native to Mexico, where the Aztecs used them in the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries both for medicinal purposes and for making dye.
Poinsettias are 'short day plants', meaning they flower when there are less than 12 hours' daylight, to ensure the minimum of competitors of pollinating insects.
www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/customs/Xmas/poinsettia.htm
A neat table scrap technique that combines zip line handles and a sword.
The connection is quite reliable; the only problem being that the sword is slightly bent, however, it's flexible as well so that could be fixed if needed. I can definitely see this being used as some sort of sci-fi greeble if put on its side. I would love to hear if you have any other ideas!
Have a good day