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I walked outside and literally gasped. There before me was the biggest, brightest rainbow I had ever seen. The sun shown, reflecting between the ground and the covering clouds (oh so rare in a california summer) and and orange glow seemed to hang delicately above the ground, creating a beautifully foreign atmosphere =)
Explore # 352! - my first one
Sunset at Delicate Arch. I always wanted to shoot here and it was one of the most rewarding hikes I've done.
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I was out last night and all day today, so I'm all behind on commenting, sorry. I will try and catch up tomorrow.
Photographed in Singapore...ID anyone? :-) Thanks Sandra www.flickr.com/photos/21643120@N02/ for the ID. A Spider Lily or Hymenocallis caribaea
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Rewards aplenty today and well, I made sure I didn't miss sunset this time around. It was way more dramatic today then yesterday anyway. I was very happy with these unfolding conditions. I'd scouted my precarious perch earlier and then went on a foray up to another ridge. I was told by a German fellow that I made him a little nervous scrambling around in my flip-flops. Some funny drama at sunset as an overly assertive photographer shouted at some tourists to get out of the way so he could get the shot he'd been waiting for all day. Understood, I've been in his shoes but it is a national park after all and everyone's come here to get a picture of one type or another. But this guy's making us all look bad. Maybe he could have said it another way? Anyway, people were yelling back at him to relax and blah blah blah. Now everyone, lets all share and play nicely. I will say... thanks goodness for photoshop. I feel no shame for cloning people out of my photos although I didn't have to on this one.
Oh yeah, don't miss the two kissing crows on top of the arch.
Delicate Arch, Arches National Park, Utah, USA
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...flowers found in my front yard possibly planted last year by the previous tenant:) Again, I have no idea what they are and if they are flowers or weeds, but I don't care because they are pretty. I do not know if these will survive tonights cold weather - it may get down to the low to mid 30's! The blooms are about the size of a dime and the buds are really really tiny. click here for large To get an image like this I usually just rock back and forth just a little to focus, bring my arms in real tight and hold my breath! I can't use a tripod with my macro attachment when the flowers are less then 12" from the ground.
We are actually under a "frost warning". This morning is snowed several inches not to far from where I live and there were several accidents the opposite direction of peoples cars sliding down the hills due to ice early in the morning. It is May isn't it?
Arches National Park
Read more about our October trip to Canyonlands and Arches National Parks.
This is an old photo I had taken back when I did a 365 in 2010. I was still new to the photography world and I was learning how to edit and process photos, etc...that was four years ago...time really does fly. Lol. I had used a point and shoot for my entire project and rewarded myself with my DSLR when I was done. I think I have come a long way since 2010 but I still have so much to learn.
I remember the day I found this beautiful monarch. I was out biking with the kids and came across the butterfly laying on the road. I am assuming it had been hit by a car. :(
We are seeing lots of monarch butterflies this time year which is always so nice to see.
A large field of Aspen Daisies soaking in the warm late summer light at Cedar Breaks National Monument. Cedar Breaks is well known for its Wildflower Festivals and noted as "The Most Colorful Place on Earth." (Cedar Breaks National Monument - Wildflowers)
Arches National Park, UT
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Each year I find I forget how small and delicate these damselflies actually are! This image was composed to act as a reminder. They will soon be back with us... :-)
A small shroom in a garden. My camera was wearing its zoo lens (18-300 mm) at the time, but it seemed to do well.
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Me; self portrait.
View On Black - The details really pop here.
I just want school to be over for this year.
One more week.
PS: I really like how shots like these turn out.