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One of the requests I get from time to time is to make a triptych of house numbers I have found on my many urban walks. They are usually a combo of numbers to celebrate a special date like a wedding. Initially, I thought it would be easy to make a portfolio of numbers because I only needed to go up to 31. The triptych for today would read 26 3 22. However, once I began paying attention to house numbers, I realized there were very few house/building numbers under 100! Charlottetown, PEI still has several homes in their downtown core with the low house numbers and their numbers often have that Maritime charisma. Then there is the old city of Quebec that has several house numbers with 1/2. I posted this one for the theme “Numbers” to make you Smile on Saturday!
This Week`s Challenge called "numbers" for the Macro Monday. That`s the first try - quick and dirty.
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Coastal South Carolina. When we were planning our trip to coastal Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina our hopes were high for some great birding. It was not to be however. Numbers were way lower than we expected and we had challenging weather for several days. Such is the plight of nature and wildlife photographers. Can't win 'em all.
Part 7 of the 'Elements' inspired collection.
Links to the song that inspired this picture:
Macro Monday - Numbers
My craft stash to the rescue again. A tag, I saved from something, as the base. pPart of a roll of tickets, a pin with the number 67 on and a 2 that I had previously painted red and just happened to tie in with the red numbers on the tag. HMM
Posted for Happy Caturday! Our cats by Numbers! This is one of Holly’s little ginger kittens checking out the calendar to see her age! They were 12 weeks old this past Wednesday! Happy Caturday! We are still having internet trouble so I had to ride somewhere to get a signal to post from my phone! Oh! I hate this internet outage!
On this weeks theme numbers @ Fotosöndag:
....up on a hill, at the end of the road, behind a crocked sign, you'll find Smörgatan
Clock, my picture. Taken in Sausalito, CA.
Effects done in DDG
Stars, from my private collection. Purchased.
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A rather interesting door on the Sagrada Família. More can be learned here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sagrada_Fam%C3%ADlia
6 & 7 ran off but they kidnapped 1, so that 6 would be equal to 7 and together they would be 14, it is the master plot to take over the dozen, and bust them up to just the single 1 and 2 which 6 and 7 want so that finally with the kidnapped 1 and the busted dozen 6 and 7 becomes "17" ;o)
One of a set of images produced with the assistance of math functions (not AI) where the numbers are part of a mutation of the base image into an unexpected result.
Painted Lady Butterfly: -
This species is a migrant to our shores and, in some years, the migration can be spectacular. The most-recent spectacle, in 2009, is considered to be one of the greatest migrations ever, with sightings from all over the British Isles that are definitely on a par with previous cardui years.
This species originates from north Africa, and it has been suggested that the urge to migrate is triggered when an individual encounters a certain density of its own kind within a given area. This theory makes perfect sense, since this species can occur in high densities that result in food plants being stripped bare on occasion with many larvae perishing as a result.
Unfortunately, this species is unable to survive our winter in any stage. This is a real shame, for not only does this species often arrive in large numbers, but is a welcome sight as it nectars in gardens throughout the British Isles in late summer. This butterfly has a strong flight and can be found anywhere in the British Isles, including Orkney and Shetland. An interesting fact is that this butterfly is the only butterfly species ever to have been recorded from Iceland.
Courtesy: UK Butterflies website