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When I was trying to focus on the Lady Beetle posted earlier I noticed the pea tendril and decided it was worth an exposure because of the simple graphical design, but once again I couldn't make up my mind whether to go colour or mono so I put them both together as a duo instead for the best of both worlds.
Re Posted for Macro Mondays Fibonacci. Sorry folks I have been too busy of late to take any new images. Hope you don't mind this one from my archives.
Happy Macro Monday
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Thanks Joe Glyda .I Learned a lot from his online training course at kelbytraining.com..The result not as good as his but I like it:)
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Strobist: canon 580ex in a soft box behind the spoon to the left . A reflector front above camera and 2 white fill cards from right and left .
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Everlasting-Pea, Lathyrus latifolius, blooms along the cottage road every spring through summer. It's vibrant pink blooms over several weeks, each blossom eventually fading into a range of colours. Though striking in fuchsia, the purple and blue hues of fading glory are something to enjoy.
It's the end of September and I have a green peas in my garden. Cause I do not live in California but in Poland it is a little miracle. I belive this is Mother Nature answering my strong desire to photograph green peas. I find peas with it's flovers, pods and little springs so beautifull. This spring I planted two kinds of sweet peas in my garden. Took so much effort to take care of it but in July when I suppose to collect crops, my companny got a urgent propousal to open a new shop which I could not reject. Whole July I work on this new project 12-16 hour a day and do not even have time to look at my garden, than we went for 2 weeks of the vacation and when I came back and find some time for photography all of the pea plants was dry already. " Next year" I told myself clining dry peas from my garden but was disconsolate. In the middle of August I saw little sprouts coming out of in the cleaned place. Peas planted itself with seeds I never collected. I was happy to see them but knew they will never have time to grown enought before cold sesson come. I was wrong we have such a nice sunny September this year that my pea bloomed and now has first full pods. Thank you Mother Nature!
Sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus) is a flowering plant in the genus Lathyrus in the family Fabaceae (legumes), native to Sicily, southern Italy and the Aegean Islands.
It is an annual climbing plant, growing to a height of 1–2 metres, where suitable support is available.
The leaves are pinnate with two leaflets and a terminal tendril, which twines around supporting plants and structures, helping the sweet pea to climb.
In the wild plant the flowers are purple, 2–3.5 centimetres broad; cultivated, they they are larger and very variable in colour from white, to soft pink, hot pink, to lilac and deep purple.
These here are the candy pink ones! Aaah WHAT a DELICATE FRAGRANCE! SO UNIQUE!
Friandises=treats.
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Native partridge pea wildflowers (Chamaecrista fasciculata), blooming in mid-summer.
Trailhead Community Park of the East Decatur Greenway
Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
27 July 2025.
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This little muskrat was in deep shadow .. I used light-room 5.7 to pull him out of the darkness .. he's covered with algae just enjoying the opportunity to enjoy a warm afternoon.
My last outing with a camera was a fun little jaunt around Pea Ridge National Military park with my wife. It always seems in my head that it will be underwhelming photographically. However, every time I get out there, I have fun and come away with some decent photos.
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Rokinon 85mm f/1.4
ghtham Mote's top tips for sweet peas -
The sweet pea walk through the Cutting Garden at Ightham Mote is a feast for the senses. The intoxicating scent is a highlight of summer, and is a favourite with our staff, volunteers and visitors
When I was a kid I always found it frustrating to keep the peas from falling off my fork. Now I just don't eat them very much because I'm 46 & I don't have to if I don't want to!
The look Jeremiah gave me when I told him that we had to change his food to Green Pea's and Rabbit!!
We have tried a few kind's of food without any luck of changing the vomiting and diarrhea. We are now trying Royal Canin Selected Protein Pea's and Rabbit (we tried the Pea's and Duck but he picked up a piece and spit it back out!! Thankfully, he is eating the Pea's and Rabbit!). I believe it is supposed to be a limited ingredient food....which is probably why he isn't thrilled about eating it!!
He is still having good and bad day's but recently he started laying on his back again and playing in his new "Jackson Galaxy" tunnel.
He was just put on another round of Metronidazole and something called Tylan Powder (this I've never used before). The Tylan Powder is supposed to help with Colitis/severe diarrhea. I get the Metronidazole compounded into a gel that I put on the inside tip of his ear's since it's hard to get the liquid down him.
We are praying that he will feel like himself soon and start gaining weight. He has lost quite a bit over the past few months. Hopefully the new food and medication will get the Irritable Bowel Disease under control!
Grilled Carrot & Green Peas Sandwich - Simple Sandwich Recipes
www.jopreetskitchen.com/2013/12/grilled-carrot-green-peas...
Peaness are a band from Chester,
Their sound has been described as "melodic indie pop" and "Shiny shiny pop with an infectious energy and tunes as sharp as their fringes"
Peaness - How I'm Feeling
Still some sweet peas growing the a cottage garden that skirts the edge of the side road up the the cemetery parking.
I liked how this came out with the flowers against the house wall, but it wasn't used for today's photo either.
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