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Dietes vegeta, African Wild Iris (maybe)

For a brief period in the late 1800’s Wyndham was a thriving boom town but any glory it may once have had has long since departed. It is now no more than a small, desolate and declining township on the remote north coast of Western Australia. Sitting on the edge of the Cambridge Gulf, it is surrounded by a seemingly endless expanse of dreary tidal mudflats and mangroves. Yet when viewed from the Five Rivers Lookout—perched high above the town on the edge of the Erskine Range—some of the mudflats can have their own particular beauty. The view here looks north along the West Arm of the Gulf toward the low but rugged coastal ranges.

The five rivers from which the lookout takes its name are the Forrest, the Durack, The Pentecost and the King, all of which empty into the West Arm of the Gulf, and the Ord which opens into the East Arm.

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Birmingham Botanical Gardens

brown tailed moth caterpillar feasting on our rhubarb

On tour of the Lower Antelope Canyon. In the Navajo Nation Reservation area in LeChee, Arizona, United States.

In the Arid House at Durham University Botanic Garden

Macro Mondays

Patterns in nature

Captured through our kitchen window during feeding time. A detailed edit.

Green Woodpecker

Beautiful patterns in the granite gravel chippings making up a new lakeside path

Just a simple squiggle between letters can denote ownership or belonging to, a missing letter, an indication of something being said or quoted, or if it falls to the bottom of the line - it becomes something else entirely - a natural pause in all that is being said. Sometimes misplaced and misused ... it can suggest so much without making a sound.

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Close-up of Dahlia in bloom

Australian Red Centre landscapes from the air. During the flight from Yulara to Sydney

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.

Thanks for visiting ;-)

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ISO100

1/4 sec

-1 exposure compensation

thankfully just a memory now ; )

Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire

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I was on a boardwalk photographing yellow flag irises at the lake's edge (Cobb's Pond, Gander) when a snipe landed on the wet ground close to me. Having such a close view allowed me to appreciate its distinctive and varied feather patterns.

Seashells embedded in a sedimentary rock collected at Ano Nuevo Point in Ano Nuevo State Park, San Mateo County, California.

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Macro Mondays Theme: Patterns in Nature

#MacroMondays, Patterns in Nature

Sea shell macro on black background. Focus stacked composite of 20 photos

These thirteen shots (#1075 through #1128), were made between the 9th and 16th of November, 2013.

After all those wonderful locations in Europe, I was desperate to see photo opportunities in Lakeview, Oregon, where I was living at the time. So, this is an odd assortment.

On tour of the Lower Antelope Canyon. In the Navajo Nation Reservation area in LeChee, Arizona, United States.

Panoramic merge of 2 images.

D850 with Laowa 25mm @2.5X

147 photos stacked in Zerene.

Norfolk Island pine

Macro Mondays theme:Patterns in Nature

Macro Mondays, July 15, 2019: “Patterns in Nature”

A selection of male adders (Vipera berus) basking at my feet in the cold air (again). Some are sloughed and some are not quite ready yet.

A showcase for patterns in nature.