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Saucer Plant (Aeonium tabuliforme), Mexican Gem (Echeveria elegans) and other succulents. Displayed at the Calyx in Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney, Australia. Photo stacked composite.
La flor (compuesta) tiene una estructura de repetición muy curiosa para mi ojo.
Para Macro Mondays 2019/29: Patterns in Nature
A sampling of the mini terraces at the edge of the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park. I liked this perspective as the mirror-like water reflected both the blue sky and white clouds as well as the tree line of the adjacent hills.
A view of the tucked wing feathers of an Eastern Bluebird. As with other recent feather images like this I applied the PS oil paint filter to soften the edges and create more of a flowing look in the details.
"Summer afternoon—summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language." ~Henry James
Unusual black & yellow stripe petunias nestle upon a variegated hosta leaf in my back yard.
the starling murmuration last night at Tring Reservoirs was very different from my first experience when the birds were right overhead. Instead they were on the horizon throwing a variety of shapes which produced an amazing series of images that, being human, we were all trying to assign specific objects to - this one looks like a flying squirrel (or some spreadeagled mammal) to me..
Were looking at how the sun shone through some of our Peace Lily's and thought it made some interesting lines and shadows. Yeah, alright I was bored. I’m still waiting for the flowers to come out on these plants.
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