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ODC-Enigmatic Motif
Exotic-Chinesca Petatillo
Pre-Columbian Art. (Created in Mexico)
This is my souvenir to myself from the Museum of Art and History in Albuquerque, NM. It is a male figure sitting with face paint in the style of lagunillas in the interpretation of the funeral. The interpretation on the card that came with the statue was translated very poorly, so I just added the first paragraph above. It explained well enough what it is.
There is more information about La Chinesca here and describes the huge Chinese population in Mexico, I found that very interesting: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Chinesca
She is SILVER EXOTIC. my donation to the charity auction of Spanish Barbie Convention 2016.
You can complain about it here:
www.ebay.com/itm/EXOTIC-SILVER-OOAK-doll-by-DAVID-BOCCI-f...
(I didn't know what these were called, but they are favorite landscape plants in the coastal Bay Area.)
Now identified--Echium candicans.
It's been awhile since I've made/posted a diptych. They're fun.
Did you smell the garden’s scent,
The flower buds and peppermint,
The sage and rosemary?
Truthfully, if I can be sincere,
I wish somehow that you were here,
Taking in this day with me.
Jimmie Arrington
Show your tiger love with the Exotic Gacha coming to the gacha gardens this May. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Gimme%20Gacha%20Production...
Posto Florestal Fanal
Madeira, Portugal
Summer travels in a foggy forest. Highly recommend.
Links to all of my work. Instagram. Website. Behance. linktr.ee/ewitsoe
let's adopt a cat of a funny breed, name him No Mames or Black Mamba; we'll get him a dollhouse and fluffy ears and we'll be hugging and kissing and squeezing him all day long.
...captured in Botanic Garden, Munich.
There is a very nice exhibition, in a greenhouse,
with many living, free flying butterflies.
Thanks very much for dear comments, my Flickr-Friends
When I read that Mandarin Ducks had been sighted, I woke up at 4:30 to miss the morning rush to try and capture them. I was lucky, he was right where he had been the day before.
Because he was in the shade, I had to adjust my settings accordingly: ISO - 1000, f / 4.0, 1/250 sec. To get a shot at eye level, I laid on my stomach on wet dirt where the birds had gathered (you get the picture).
I have many more that I still need to see, but I was so thrilled to get this shot that I processed the first good shot I saw so I could post it tonight.
Mandarin Duck
Aix galericulata
Member of the Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
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