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My phlox are in full bloom, and I am so excited because I just love them. They keep blooming like this year after year, and I don’t have to do a thing to them except keep the dandelions out.
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100 Flowers in 2022 - No. 24
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some follow a straight path, others take a more curvy one
52 weeks in 2021 - Week 1 - opposites
ODC - important building; fill the frame
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I made a huge tray of these today, and using the convection setting makes them crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. I just love them!
Another capture of my crabapple blossoms, this time in the sun instead of the rain.
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100 Flowers in 2022 - No. 23
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7 Days of Shooting – Week #11 (w/b 18 September) Half As Good
We don’t want the whole subject just half of it is going to work this week! Half an apple, half a cup of coffee, half a sixpence …. you’ve got it anything that is half and you will be allowed to crop your subject as long as it is an accurate half size of the whole subject!!
Love the high key morning sunlight through this dring partial leaf, bit like me; drying out with ageing
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I have my craft paints stored in a plastic tub upside down so you can see the color of the paint without having to pick up each one individually, saw the idea on Pinterest so I can't take the credit.
ODC - poetry
Rainbow In My World Today
by - Casarah Nance www.poetrysoup.com/poems_poets/poems_by_poet.aspx?ID=47419
There is a rainbow in my world today,
With every word your write my way.
Colors of emotions flow in harmony,
as they spread across the sky in unity.
Wrap me in your red, orange and blue,
fill me with the violet passion of you.
You make the sky shine after that rain,
softly your soul pushes away the pain.
In every luxurious line that you say,
you are the rainbow in my world today.
One of the many hearts at the Front Porch Gallery HeART Memorial honoring the Oregonians who lost their lives due to COVID-19. See below.
For Our Daily Challenge: Words that Heal and Fill the Frame
And for 121 pictures in 2021 #36 fill the frame.
The coins underneath are Roman and about 1700 years old, but the one on the top is a Celtic Potin which dates to about 50 BC. These are amongst the earliest coins used in Britain. They were made of cast bronze and cast in strips then snapped off the strips. This one was cast by the Canti Tribe of Kent and shows the head of their god Apollo on the obverse (shown). (Macro Mondays Oldest), (ODC Trash or treasure?")COPYRIGHT NOTICE - All rights reserved. Please do not use my photographs on websites or other published material without my express written consent. If you choose to infringe my copyright by using my photographs without my written consent you agree to pay £50.00 per day for the use thereof and you agree to indemnify me for any resulting 3rd party claims. Yahoo (flickr) has written consent to use my photographs for Flickr pages.
ODC - fill the frame
Easy one today read the theme and shot my breakfast. Done. Perfect challenge for a busy day!
Blossoms on my Prairie Fire crabapple tree. I took this in the rain while holding an umbrella in one hand, and my camera in the other. Sadly this will be the tree’s last spring, as I am having it replaced. It blooms spectacularly in the spring, but has poor foliage the rest of the summer and fall. I have consulted an arborist and he said it wasn’t planted properly and the roots are very shallow. This is only its third year. The best thing to do long term is to replace it with a new tree and make sure it is planted properly.
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100 Flowers 2022 - No. 16
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slider sunday.........see what you can come up with when you put christmas lights in containers and 'experiment' (read play) ?
~grin~
here's the link for the group:
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My sister Marlene suggested I get some pink and white petunias for my planters on my patio. These have been such prolific bloomers.
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These plums resembles cherries. They should be ready for eating very soon. I can't wait, they are good!
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Once the Asparagus is finished producing these tall feathery ferns grow up out of the ground. Soon little flowers will start to emerge from the stems.
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Stu harvested these from the garden and I steamed them and put a Mustard Butter Sauce on them. OMG they were so Good!
Kyoto looking sideways, because I stopped scratching him to invade his personal space rather too closely. For ODC, Fill the Frame
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I've been drinking this off and on for around 25 years. I first had it up in Canada and never forgot how healthy it was. I can even use this to make things like milk shakes and coffee ice-cream. I'm sure once the warm weather arrives I'll make some!
Looking down the stem of a small sipping glass. Taken with a Canon 60mm USM Macro lens. Type L for a better view.
Our Daily Challenge - Fill the Frame - 2/17/12
Our Daily Challenge: Fill the Frame
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I have collected quite a few fridge magnets to remember the places we've visited. I think I left a little piece of my heart in San Fran. What a lovely city. We went over a very foggy Golden Gate Bridge and stopped in Sausalito for some fresh fruit. It was so delicious!
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My Amaryllis bloomed today. It was a Christmas gift from my dear friend Vicki. No cropping here, I got as close as I could and this is the result. Below is the full flowering plant.
Treating yourself occasionally is completely okay -- in fact, it can actually help us to have a balanced diet and to form a positive relationship with food.
For ODC-Warmth. It's 1 degree F (-17 c.) here in Maine and snowing hard. Warm is elusive. With Temari 09 Midnight snow texture. flic.kr/p/dH2DC1
After I put my Madeline dolls in a box after their photo shoot, I noticed this full frame of hats. (Previous photo in comments.) Company is coming in today, so I won't have time to take or post my "New Year" photos until this weekend. So Happy New Year everyone!
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Looking through our kitchen windows! Flying back home this evening so we will spend most a few good hours at the pool catching the last of the rays!! The weather is close to "horrible" in Bonnie Scotland, so not looking forward to that!!
I should point out my wife noticed what could be considered "dirty" marks on the windows ~ the windows are "sparkling" and those little marks are on the bug screen!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Fill The Frame ....
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Winter Storm Jonas dropped only a dusting on us and buried places like New York, Philadelphia, and Washington DC. I dropped my daughter off in Washington last weekend to start her internship. Good call on our part.
Our Daily Challenge - Fill The Frame - 1/22/16
idea number 257 !!!!! lol ....I had a hard time with this challenge!! I didn't want to do the cliche flower but this one ended up too pretty!!
ODC2: Fill the frame
Press L.....best on black!
18/2/12
True Blue Aussie and Kiwi Challenge: anything goes
busy making a cake...will be back later for comments
Luc is right they are flowers on the Christ plant or Euphorbia milii. I had no idea.
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Explore #499
Is there a Canadian that doesn't immediately recognize this face? Introduced on Canadian Tire Money in 1958, the fictional character represented is referred to as "Sandy McTire" and sports a tam and a stylized waxed moustache. He is based on no specific individual but is assumed to represent a thrifty Scotsman.