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The leaves hold water which little birds drink from and once they bloom the bees go crazy for the blooms. I planted it near fence to try to block deer, but they just come in a different way.
52º Circuito Intl de Vila Real - CPV Race 1 Sat 15 July 2023.
Team: João Vieira
Driver: João Vieira
Car: Porsche 911 Cup
Peziza is a large genus of saprophytic cup fungi that grow on the ground, rotting wood, or dung. Most members of this genus are of unknown edibility and are difficult to identify as separate species without use of microscopy. The polyphyletic genus has been estimated to contain over 100 species. (Wikipedia)
Meerdaal bos Leuven, Belgium.
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I have got to stop eating the things I am photographing whilst photographing them. But honestly, coffee beans taste amazing. Maybe I am crazy (I can just imagine my friend jumping in there and telling me that there is no maybe about it), but I really like the taste of coffee beans, despite hating the taste of coffee as a drink or in coffee cake. Coffee beans taste like the smell of coffee, which I think coffee in hot water does not quite taste like. Admittedly, these were not the best coffee beans, but they are dark espresso beans, when I really wanted something slightly lighter, but I was rushing and they were the first beans I could find.
The saucer had roses on it, and it took 1 ¼ hours to get rid of them in Photoshop, and I still did a bad job in the bottom left corner. It probably has something to do with the fact that all I have eaten today is a cheese toasty and coffee beans.
Did you know that coffee is the second most traded commodity in the world? Oil comes first, of course.
Looking down the valley just before we clambered out of it. Last photo of High Cup Gill for now, probably already posted too many :-)
I've been taking some still life photos lately. The weather is not friendly enough to explore outside much or stand still for too long.
I'm inspired by two of my Flickr contacts who are so good in this photography (and others). See the work of Joan Atkinson and Angelina Stanic to see what I mean..
(Pergear 35mm, f1,6)
cup fungus
Becherling
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52º Circuito Intl de Vila Real - Free Practice Fri 14 July 2023.
Team: Gonçalo Manahu
Drivers: Gonçalo Manahu / Manuel Castro
Car: Porsche 911 Cup
Indoor still life on a rainy day at my Airbnb Ballachulish on a short break.
With this being second day and trying to stay of the gin too early did some still life practice in the kitchen of my Airbnb,
Pretty productive as ye can see, with my 180 macro, I was shooting acoss the length of the kitchen when was great fun.
Just one of the tea cups my grandma gave me to keep
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This interesting fungus appeared on the compost used for a plant which my daughter had recently potted up. It looks like an Ascobolus sp. dung fungus or something of that sort. The larger individual cups are tiny, about 2 mm across.
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If there is one thing in this world that I really love, its coffee. It makes life almost bearable. I can't believe in a couple days its going to be February and I haven't taken a single photo in January. Why does that make me feel bummed out? I'm not sure, I guess I got it in my head that I always needed some kind of photo "quota" that I need to achieve but that's just untrue.
We are blasted with thousands of photos everyday and think we need to do the same but its okay to only take a handful of photos throughout the year that you like.