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This is a hybrid iris, developed from species native to Portugal, Spain, and North Africa.
Photo taken while on my visit to the Tower Hill Botanical Gardens, Boylston, Ma. June 8, 2023.
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This is from one of my recent visits to a garden nursery. I was attracted to the edge of a polytunnel by a splash of bright colour. When I looked closer, the colour was from plant pots and labels. There was a small green plant stoically growing in each plant pot. The plants weren’t for sale. So I smiled at myself because I thought I’d found exactly what I was looking for, some colourful bedding plants. Appearances once more deceptive. I’ve rotated the image so it’s at the “Dutch Angle”. The merits of the latter are a bit of a challenge, given the time I spend editing photographs to straighten horizons.
While I was trying to catch something else, this New Holland honeyeater came in close to check me out and posed perfectly on the very top of a bottle brush plant. The background is a patch of weeping willow trees bursting with fresh new growth by our village lake.
Dutch Penguins on ice and in the corner is real snow
Handmade frame (as always, i don't have a frame program)
Just LOL
Shot glass (water not vodka) on a Dutch angle, given a double Dutch angle with a bit of camera tilt!
I set this up in the late evening gloom and stuck a cluster of LED fairy lights on one of our veggie trugs to get the red light!
Was watching John Wick Parabellum when processing, hence the look!
De 'Boven Slinge' baant zich een weg door het dichtbegroeide Landgoed Bekendelle, ten zuiden van Winterswijk. Het is hier schitterend wandelen én fotograferen ! Niet alleen vanwege de prachtig meanderende Slinge, maar óók door de vele paddenstoelen (in aantal én in soorten ) !
Bollenstreek, Noordwijkerhout, Zuid-Holland, The Netherlands, April 2021
Nikon D800
Nikon AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8G ED
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Visit the Dutch estates just in time to catch the spring tulips. This mainland sim is nestled in the hustle and bustle of mainland. It has some very nice views and brings a great Dutch feel.
Visit this location at Dutch estate - Waterland in Second Life
Kreative People Treat This #50
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