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A chair with some velvety fabric - leaving an image of the last person that sat in it.
Light-less imaging. The camera is used after the image is made, for storage and publishing.
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The 'Sensitive Fern' so called becuase of it's immeadiate die back at the lightest frost. One of its sensitivities not so often mentioned though is to touch - the stems are incredibly brittle and delicate so brushing past it is a no no, and weeding around them is very difficult. It is actually very root hardy and spreads to make dense carpets; this plant is growing happily at the base of an established bamboo clump and competeing with a Himalayan Mares tail for space -successfuly, which is no mean feat. The new leaves are a lovely red colour and as they mature this changes to a fresh yellow green with the red receding only gradually to the edges of the broad leaflets, a beautiful display.
A piece of modern architecture close to the waterfront in Antwerp that blends so seamlessly with it's neighbours!!!!!
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This photo was taken on a hike in the Indian Peaks Wilderness in Colorado. I started at Brainard Lake and hiked to Long Lake, then to Lake Isabelle, and then almost to Pawnee Pass.
It takes a real sensitive artist type to make it in Paris; this guy has got it in spades. Scarf, spectacles and a prime hang out spot in front of Shakespeare Book Co. aka the Hemmingway and Fitzgerald Wank Zone
Mostly shiney discs from the Missus..How well she knows me..or at least how well she adheres to my wants list!
This is the fertile leaf, which produces the spores. Seen from the back,, we see that the leaflets grow only on one side of the stem. Photographed along the Spicebush Trail in Rondeau Provincial Park, Chatham-Kent, Ontario.