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This dahlia at the farm is surrounded by taller ones. I planted them in six rows of five, grouped by height, but some grew more than expected.
The curly hazel is sprouting, spring is on it's way.
Texture: Tumeric by Paul Grand & Jill Ferry from the Flypaper Textures Painterly.
Happy Looking close...on Friday
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Oakery with branches and crowns getting more and yellow. The stand is situated south of Pushchino, Moscow region
Cuban Curly-taled Brown Lizard (or Leiocephalus cubensis for all you Latin scholars).
Can I call this wildlife photography :-) ?
You have to watch these Wisteria vines. They creep and crawl all over the place. I caught this one trying to take my wallet..
(Watch your wallet when you look up!)
It rained all day!! I had the photochallenge "birds" to take care off!! I walked couple blocks in my area, couldn't resist the droplets!!! Here is one of the many shots I took today!!! Little curly vine with droplets and refraction!!
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There wasn't enough room for the title on the drawing itself. I don't know wether that's a plus or not....
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This shot of a curly fence in Brooklyn Heights made me think of looking inside a wave. Here are some surfer terms defined: "The barrel is where the wave is hollow when it is breaking. Surfers love to be in the barrel, otherwise known as the tube or green room." HFF everyone, and may your weekend be totally tubular.
I was back in London a week ago catching up with friends, although managed to sneak in a couple of hours photography. This is the staircase of Heals furniture store on Tottenham Court Road; it's a location I know well as I worked up the road for a number of years. I have been up and down this staircase on many occasions, but I was never interested in photography back then so it was nothing more than a nice staircase. It's great how you look at things so differently as a photographer. Actually, I think part of it comes from taking a step away from London life which used to always be so busy. I feel like such a tourist when I go back now as I will happily meander around whilst so many others are getting agitated at the most trivial of things.
Whilst my composition is a typical stand at top of staircase and shoot, I have tried to work the ornate styling of the staircase into the edge of the frame which I think has worked quite well. Took me less than a minute to process this, the colour and textures come from the wonderfully rich wooden interior.
A great day to you all! :-)
Last night I had a walk by the sea. A lot of wind and about 10 degrees Celcius. Pretty cold but very nice. Beautiful colours to enjoy
Bahamas Green Turtle Cay.
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Bull Moose. I took this shot from the other side of the road, shooting over roof of the passenger side of the truck, I think that is why there is a bit of haze in the bottom part of the photo, not sure if it was heat from the truck meeting the cold winter air or if it was the light layer of snow on the roof. I have named this Moose Curly , you see his little curl on his antler better here than in a previous post of him. :) Have a great Sunday folks!
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Curly-tailed lizardsis a family of iguanian lizards.
Curlytail lizards are native to the West Indies. They mostly forage on arthropods like insects, but also commonly take flowers and fruits.
One of the defining features of these lizards is that their tail often curls over.
Having departed RAF Brize Norton, Royal Air Force Airbus Atlas C.1 ZM416 as 'Ascot 4018' generates a mix of vortices as she passes overhead RAF Fairford
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