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This is in addition to my "Red mood" photograph, just to show the whole impression of different hues of red. First I was really angry at myself for cutting the best focused leaf right through (bottom right side).
Bounteousness... what a word! I looked up in the diciotnary for the english translation of the german word "Fülle", wanted to express the plenitude, the richness... well somehow I liked this new word I just learned. Hope it really fits for the native english speakers as well... If not... please let me know!!!
Changed the title... my niece Sarah (she is 9 years old) is great in finding the appropriate associations for my photographs :)
Yellowstone National Park's much photographed lower falls. This is the usual view but with a different look. I've applied my "Inner Light" process.
a comet is pulling its orbit
and knows where is it destination
it is guide me
and show me a fleeting regard
in my future
Found these pink and orange seedlings on a walk outdoors...
Didn't have my Macro along and some sharper focus is missing,
still liked the color impact.
1. Before the world was made… the innerlight of Sarah.K was!!! :))), 2. Pretzels, 3. Prom_1992, 4. Angel's wings, 5. Jeff Tweedy, 6. Chamomile, 7. Camargue*, 8. Blueberries, 9. The Earth is God's Canvas., 10. ♫ YO Yo yo, there's no place like a green penthouse... so i told the genie i wanted to be well hung. ^o^ ♫ nah... wildlife from singapore♫, 11. Mushroom / Fungi # 1 / Flammulina Populicola, 12. sarah masen
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After taking a photo of the illuminated flower, I cropped the photo and added a black backround to give it more of an affect.
The yellow bokeh is the vinyard... you can guess the line in the middle...
At the right.. out of the pic - are about 6 rows with blue grapes... that is the vineleaf you are seeing. I took it home... and put it inbetween heavy books... I hope the coloring will be preservated.
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Dear Denise (dflora_pix)... this one is for you... to thank you for your so wonderful and hearttouching testimonial... Thank you so much for it and for being such a wonderful friend!!! Lots of happiness to you!!!
Visiting her stream is so enjoyable: flickr.com/photos/25434820@N00/
A very cold night and a long exposure make for an interesting shot of steam plumes from a power plant.
The inner light into Wollongong Harbour 1 1/2 hours south of Sydney, New South Wales. This is 3 1/2 hours from home.