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I was given and Amaryllis three years ago, but the last two years it never bloomed, just leaves...

I spotted bulbs in a box store and had to purchase one... took the old bulb out of the pot, cut it all down and replaced with this... and in a matter of weeks, this new one is ready to pop!

I'm hoping the other bulb will come alive next year.

... for "Looking close... on Friday!" theme... Creative or Unusual Packaging

Sony A6000 and Minolta MD 50mm f2 with K&F Lens Adapter

ISO 400 1/500 f2.8

purchased in 2015 and they flower every year!

and take in all the beauty at Bayard Cutting Arboretum...

 

Happy Bench Monday and wishing everyone a wonderful new week!!

See in Schleswig-Holstein

Der tiefste Punkt Deutschlands.

Der Hemmelsdorfer See in Schleswig-Holstein liegt nördlich von Lübeck in direkter Nähe zur Ostsee im Bereich der Gemeinden Ratekau und Timmendorfer Strand und war früher eine Förde.

Quelle: Wikipedia

  

Hemmelsdorfer See (bird platform)

Lake in Schleswig-Holstein

The lowest point in Germany.

The Hemmelsdorfer See in Schleswig-Holstein is located north of Lübeck in direct proximity to the Baltic Sea in the area of the municipalities Ratekau and Timmendorfer Strand and used to be a fjord.

Source: Wikipedia

Taken after sunset. My last frame for 2021.

 

Nikon series-E 1:4 F=70-210mm

- Manual focus and no light meter in camera.

 

Alentejo, Portugal

31st December 2021

Macro-Monday

Theme: Zipper

 

HMM and a nice week

 

mit Apochromat Leitz ELPRO 2 (4,92 Dpt.)

(Format reduced)

Zoom in: Click on the picture

 

800_9560-1

Focal length of lens is 12mm.

 

Surrey heathland, England.

Different day and lens...

I promise this will be the last!

 

Have a great day!!

and always willing to pose even at 20+ years old!

 

When my daughter was around 8-10 years old (she's now 31)... she wanted this tiny little plant that was in a small clay pot to keep in her room.... and she named it Harold.

 

Years later, she went off to collage and I cared for him... he has branched off and also graduated into a larger clay pot!!

 

Kaleinar 100mm f/2.8

Been under the cosh healthwise just lately … coming out of it slowly. So another stroll through the city cemetary to remind myself that whilst there is still breath in my ageing carcass I’m still better off than the occupants of the tombs herein.

for the koi that were spotted coming out of their tunnels...

Impatiens

Helios 44-2 58 avec bague allonge

Every time I'm in our garden, I cannot resist taking pictures of our Rudbeckia. Here, I separated a single flower, where the setting sun was shining through the neighbors hedge which created a quite nice bokeh. I hope you like it!

Diaplan 100mm f2.8 bokeh

I'll have to wait for the 'real' spring to arrive!

Malik Triolam 100mm f/2.9 France Anastigmat - slide projector lens.

You are taking one courageous step after another down the healing road. While these are healthy steps, it’s intensely challenging to face the unknown and experiences so terrorizing that your mind wisely blocked them out for the sake of your survival. This is too much to handle alone and it’s important to remember that God’s presence surrounds you in each moment and you have the gift of your small though incredibly mighty group of supporters. Things are unclear, difficult, scary, require a tremendous amount of perseverance, and when you reflect on the past the healing process is evident, encouraging and certainly worth the effort it requires.

 

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Recently I was struggling a lot with my own intense mental health struggles in addition to the stress and fear of my husband’s health struggles and recent hospitalization. Somehow I found the strength to spend some time outside capturing the beauty I saw in the fog and frost that was visible through the windows that morning—it seemed to tell an important, uplifting story that helped me continue pressing on.

I got up early and embarked on an early morning stalk, I mean, walk around the narrow alleys of Amsterdam.

This picture is dedicated to all of you and your loving support (sry, I wasn't able to find a prettier leaf)! It means a lot to me, especially in such hard times like this year, and I really want to thank you for every single fav and comment! I wish you a happy new year and even though I uploaded around 250 images this year, I hope that 2017 will be an even more creative year! May the light be with you :)

The NIE 5 in the port of Niendorf.

A traditional fishing trawler made of oak.

 

Length : 9.2 m

Width: 3.6m

Draft: 1.7m

Engine: MTU OM 314, 70 hp

Weight: empty 11 tons

Year of construction: 1984

 

Die NIE 5 im Niendorfer Hafen.

Ein traditioneller Fischkutter aus Eichenholz.

Länge : 9,2 m

Breite: 3,6 m

Tiefgang: 1,7 m

Motor: MTU OM 314, 70 PS

Gewicht: Leer 11 Tonnen

Baujahr: 1984

Between Rödigen and Jena, Thuringia, Germany. An "available light"—"available night" shot.

 

{40 mm: ƒ/4.0 | 10 s | ISO 640 | manual focus | slightly cropped}

 

SMC Pentax M 50mm f1.7

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens

Циклоп-М1 85мм 1:1.2

always brighten up the winter months...

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a 7artisans 35mm f1.2 mark i lens

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens

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