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Red Dead Nettle / lamium purpureum. Stanton Canal, Derbyshire. 11/04/20.
This was growing at the foot of the canal bridge wall, (a different location to the plants in previous images).
There was just the one clump of sprawling flower stems, all in fresh condition. Most still bore some tight magenta pink buds, one of which can be seen in this image. Viewed large you can notice how the flowers turn a lighter, brighter pink as they mature.
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
I have photographed this young lady several times but this is the first time I have posted one of her. She likes this apparently.
The male cardinal comes often to the feeder. He knows I'm within 15 feet of him but, as long as I remain still, he just eats and stares at me.
I bought this red nose as a fundraiser to help end child poverty and benefit children. I couldn't figure out what I wanted to do with it until I passed this pelican in the East Bank District in Bossier City, Louisiana.
What a sensational day!!!
It doesn't get much better than this. Meeting a beautiful Flickr friend for the first time and spending a day together indulging in passions . . . photography, food & wine and friendship!
Karyn I still can't believe you spotted all those fantastic red fungi!!! Heaven! They just had to be my photo of the day!
(Oh and Janet you were in our thoughts today! You would have screamed with delight if you'd seen all of the red toadstools K discovered)!
Thank you so much K. It really was the BEST day and I can not wait to do it all over again!
Oh and why wait until breakfast . . . I have continued on from where we left off today and the wine and cheese is going down a treat with your Apple & Pomegranate Jam. It's sensational with goats cheese and the blue too!
You are such a gem, a really beautiful person in very way and I am so thrilled that our paths crossed and I have a wonderful friend in you. xx
Newly opening bloom of Rose Mr Lincoln in the morning sun - A brighter red but looser petaled flower than Rose Taboo in the previous photo. Mr Lincoln has been a gardener's favourite since 1964 when first released. It has very vigourous growth and often grows stems more than a metre long with a single big flower atop ! It is also beautifully perfumed.
Can't seem to find a positive I D for this. Might be a verbena or a phlox or a pink or a ......scarlet lychnis...THANKS PAULA !!!!!!
But I do like the name "burning love" best.
This image was bit bland and had a lot of people in the background. I added in two types of blurs (Radial Zoom and Motion), masked out the cosplayer from these blur effects, and used Nik Software's Analog Efex to hyper-saturate the colors and add in a darker vignette (simulate a standard 35mm camera's setting).
Is this perfect? No, but I do like it as the effects I was going for look good, very clean masks (took me ~1 hour do mask out the cosplayer with minimal bleed), and am quite happy with it. Comments?
a wee nip up the Glen to check on the Lek site, looking good this year apart from all the Mole hills, of course also had to check on the Reds, all paired up now, plenty squabbling going on.