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A very ornate bench tucked away in a corner at Nymans, a beautiful garden in West Sussex...
HBM!
A couple more views of this garden are in comments...
These are cirrus uncinus, otherwise known as mares' tail or curly hooks in the Latin translation. Here they usually occur when there's an Atlantic depression coming in from the West.
Four images make up this Panoramic. Edited in Lightroom, PTGui and CS6. Lee Filters used to balance the exposure for the sky. Thanks for viewing my photography.
Dicranopteris linearis - Resam
No Multi-group invites or large glitter graphics please! None is better
From the second verse of the Manfred Mann's Earth Band song, Blinded By The Light, ♫ and little Early Pearly came by in his Curly Wurly..♫ I always think of this song when I see these ferns.
She's named Spectacular because when you actually see her, that's the first thing you say, but her nickname is Sassy. She is adorable and so friendly, and of course, very sassy, LOL.
Yesterday was a very fun day, photographing several Gypsy horses for several hours. I was in heaven.
More to come. But this shot, it's one I really wanted to get. One that would show her very curly mane along with her light curls at the bottom of her head and with her mom's body as the background. And that one blue eye. Her left eye is brown.
You can't see any black on her in this photo but she has a little bit of black in her forelock and a little in her adorably curly tail, which is what qualifies her as a tri-color bay.
You will see some full body shots of her soon but I decided to post this one first. She is so adorable and loves to be scratched, especially on her round little butt!
Below is a picture of her sire.
Photo was taken at the Western Washington State Fair in Monroe, Washington on August 26, 2007 at 4:46pm
An Aster flower, slowly unfurling, in the garden yesterday evening.
It's still too hot, and bright, to do any indoor photography here, I'm afraid. I'm missing it. :(
There is something very satisfying about the curly coils of seashells.
Unknown variety collected from The Maldives.
52 in 2023 No 19 - Curly
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An interesting plant I found growing in the greenhouse.
Stuck Pixels
Have other Canon users been having problems with stuck pixels on their sensors? I now have exchanged for my third Digital Rebel XS and I notice that there is a stuck pixel on the LCD, should I worry about it or just accept it? Its not effecting any of the pictures this time.
Sony a7II & Meyer-Optik Görlitz Diaplan 100mm f2.8 projektor lens + 3D-printed M42 adapter sleeve + M42 - NEX helicoid adapter
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This plant has amazing curly white flowers. From the plant species list found online I thought it was a Hakea decurrens. This trip to Westgate Park, early August, was the farthest I had been from home since mid May and done on a showery windy day (with occasional bright breaks). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakea_decurrens
This is a flower that I photographed in my sister's garden a few days ago.
Lighting stuff: I used a single YN560-III in an 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box, hand held at camera left, and close to the the flower. My camera setting were such that the ambient light was quite dark in the background so that I would have contrast, and focus attention on my subject.
Other pictures I've taken of these flowers are in my Birds of Paradise album. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157631967781801/
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422
New resident in my garden. These lizards are originally from the Bahamas, Cuba, and the Cayman Islands, they have become an invasive species in Florida. This lizard is an aggressive species and will hunt down native lizards and insects.