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Nature has many different characteristics and sides. All you need to do is pay attention to the details and it will take you into a different world.
Two boulders of banded gneiss in the bed of Molino Creek with the shadows of surrounding trees and a few early autumn leaves. Molino creek and canyon are in the Santa Catalina Mountains north of Tucaon, AZ.
March 17, 2021
A Northern flicker (Colaptes auratus)holds tightly against the trunk of this pear tree. He's waiting his turn to jump up to the suet feeder.
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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Backlit a starfish to see what would happen.
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A Fibonacci sequence reflects patterns of growth spirals found in nature. phys.org/news/2013-02-nature-pattern-fibonacci.html
Late afternoon sun accentuates the multiple scales of sand textures- ripples, waves, ridges, dips, and grains. Footprints across the bottom of the dune towards the middle provides some scale to the scene. (see mikegreenimages.com/2012/10/03/musings-on-obfuscating-sca... for interesting musings on scale in landscape shots)
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The dunes are the result of sand blown from an ancient lake bed in the rift valley to the west (left of the photo), and occasional strong winds blown from mountain passes in the Sangre de Cristos from the east. The combination of these opposing winds has built up the dunes to heights of over 700 feet (200 m) above the valley floor.
Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado
Cycas thouarsii Closeup of Cone.
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i wish i took this shot a bit more sharp..and maybe focused on the infant buds on top..i was sooo confused while taking this. spent an hour sitting with the camera, tripod and a little stool and this plant, but still wasnt satisfied
"We artists have been affected by patterns in nature since day one. Every line we lay to paper and every move we make is part of the magical sequence - and the line goes where it needs to go depending on one's influences."
Kristi Bridgeman
Rivulet Erosion formed these features at the Cannonball Mystery location in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Unit, North Dakota, USA
"A FRAME FULL OF FLOWERS"
Take a photo of flowers. But: be sure your frame is completely filled with flowers
Theme #CrazyTuesday
"A FRAME FULL OF FLOWERS"
Take a photo of flowers. But: be sure your frame is completely filled with flowers
Theme #CrazyTuesday
Our Daily Challenge ... patterns.
The bark of the leopard tree forms abstract patterns and tones as it falls off and is replaced.
monday loves - may time, spring flowers, bluebells and grape hyacinths, muscari, daisies, woodland walks, leafy lanes, a cool refreshing walk along the beach, blue, mussel shells, heart shaped pebbles, pressed flowers and eco dyed fabrics
with many thanks to the artists whose work is featured here:
1. Noel Betowski - Tresco 2. untitled 3. bluebells from the fairy wood 4. forget me not 5. || 6. pressed flower 7. jacinthes bleues 8. Noel Betowski - studio 9. fused card front 10. the Camel Trail at Dunmere 11. blue mussel - mytilus edulis 12. mussel Shell 13. schatten und umgebung 14. kentish milkwort det 15. || 16. bert walks in the clouds 17. || 18. untitled, 19. stone hearts 20. grape hyacinth 21. mussel_034 22. window shell 23. muscari 24. hydrangeas in may 25. daisies - textured