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I found this white peony at Cantigny this afternoon. And, as it has been raining here for a few days, the water droplets shown are not Chuck-aided :)
Who's peeking over the treetops? I'm gonna guess that the focus on the treetop was an accident. I was most likely going for the giraffe, but I loved the artistic mood it had, so it became a "keeper" image.
From the series "INTO AFRICA"
This Sweet Scabious - Scabiosa atropurpurea blown by the wind peeks its head around our glass artwork in Mr T's dry garden. A pretty - tall - plant that looks well in the raised bed.
"Position: full sun
Soil: moderately fertile, well-drained, neutral to slightly alkaline soil
Rate of growth: average
Flowering period: June to August
Hardiness: fully hardy, short-lived perennial
Fragrant lilac-purple to claret-red flowers, top wiry stems for several months from early summer. These button-like flowers are rich in nectar, so act as a magnet to beneficial insects such as bees and butterflies, which makes them ideal for wildlife-friendly gardens. Plant them in naturalised drifts or clumps through the herbaceous border, making sure you have some extras that can be used for cut flowers." www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/scabiosa-atropurpurea/classid.2...
A tiny hover fly, a little dewdrop on it's head, peeped at me
from the center of a bedding Begonia flower head.
how one needs to dress when going outside in teens-- and sunday it's going to be below zero ~shudder~
ANSH scavenger10 Peek-a-boo
Another in my "Capitol Flowers" series, this one taken on 8-8-08. Even though photographs can record exact and detailed images, it's fun sometimes to only suggest.
Go-Ahead London Central OM1 (YJ16DBO) standing in Bexleyheath on route 486.
Not the most interesting bus to ride on, sounds like a ZF E400 mixed with a washing machine, and seems like it doesn't have kickdown so takes a while to get going on Shooters Hill. It does have some power in that little OM934 though, if allowed to rev up.
I filmed this bus, link here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKRHyrM9iPI
A high vantage point looking over the autumn colours peeking through the transient Lakeland mist on Sunday.
This is a shot I took just before the one I posted yesterday. The younger girl is peeking from behind her mother's skirts before her older sister encourages her to join in a little innocent fun.
Taken on a walk around the local park at lunch saw a squirrel run down a tree so i crept around the back and as i was going for my camera the little fella peered around the tree and i got this rather cute candid
I'm feeling a little on the quiet side today, which probably has a lot to do with having this headache and really bad neck and shoulder pain.
But before i go take a short nap, i thought i'll introudce you to my newest girl in the dolly family. Meet Sophie. I've tried to write an introudction for her over and over again but nothing i write seems to make sense. So, i'm just gonna show you photo of her. Picture is worth a thousand words anyway, right?
Here's to a little calm and quiet coming your way this weekend.
Hope you have a good one.
Love to you.
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And yet this is another happy peek that I've captured, and this is the 3rd and last shot taken from inside a house of an indian family. I regret that I didn't take a photo with them =[
Hope you like it and enjoy
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iso : 200
shutter speed : 1/20
Lens Aperture : F5.6
Focal Length : 85mm
Lens : Canon EF-S 17-85mm f/4.5-5.6 IS USM
Light Source : natural
programs edited with : Photoshop Cs5