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Still liking the adding text to some of my photography.
A recent picture of some flowers making a appearance in my parents garden.
Hope you like :)
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There is a legend that for hundreds of years there is a spring that has unknown healing properties but only a few have been able to experience it's wonders. Many have tried looking for it and failed. Legend says that it is protected by mysterious magic and only those that are deemed worthy may be allowed into the territory of the healing springs.
Well that's what I think at least. This photo was taken deep into the mountains and took hours to get to. From hiking a hazardous mountain where at each side of your path seems like an endless drop to the trees down below, and keeping an eye on what your stepping on and forgetting to look at the magnifecent view from all directions, and fighting different kinds of insects from spiders as large as a childs hand to ravenous mosquitos that sting whenever they bite(forgetting to put on anti-mosquito has been my biggest regret). Braving the rain and walking across leech infested mud fields(I almost got bitten by a leech on the hand but it wasn't at these parts it was further down the path). It certainly was a great adventure.
I think my camera took a lot of beating from this hike because after this a big crack appeared across the screen of my camera and it is not a pretty sight. Oh and the thumb rubber grip on my camera also fell off. What an awesome day it was. I just hope my camera doesn't die on me anytime soon.
Thanks to my friend who pressed the shutter button for me because I cant do it blindfolded.
PS. water was ice cold.
Created for Marcus Ranum March Challenge
Model with thanks to Marcus Ranum
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garden photo by:Rubyblossom
This beautiful tulip bouquet was an Easter present to my Mom from me, along with two other bouquets
of orange & yellow carnations which I'll post soon! (Best viewed on black)
This is my bees came from Shizuoka near Mt. Fuji. They are Asian kind honeybees. Their life style is different from Western kinds honeybees like Italian and etc,.
This kind has wild mind. Very love to live in natural way. I am so happy to live with them in this spring! Wishing they stay till next spring:))
"The Path".
Woodward Park in springtime.
National register of historic places.
Tulsa Oklahoma
Sony SLT-A57
Vivitar Series 1 19-35 f3.5
Went out yesterday Aurora hunting with Tim&Lisa, Mai´s American friends. It started out quietly but suddenly for 5 minutes the sky erupted in colorful light display. It was amazing.
Although it has been fairly dry for the last couple of weeks, the rains of a month ago are still filtering through the ground. As a result, Missouri's springs are flowing with unusual force.
The springs have sprung! These bits of metal were sticking up out of the sand this morning after a heavey storm last night. Possibly parts of the old sea defence to save the dunes - sadly now washed away from Exmouth!!
Finally got a chance to try one of my all-time favourite lenses on the Sony A7s, and I have to say I'm rather impressed. Hand-held macro taken whilst walking around the botanical gardens.
I have been so busy showing you pictures from India, but then I looked outside and saw some signs of spring in my tiny garden. I almost missed bringing you spring from California. and I would have been so disappointed. We really don't have four seasons here in California. We do have spring through where we see little bud and growth in our gardens. Even cacti have flowers.
115 Pictures in 2015:
#48 A Backdrop of Sky
A dusting of snow overnight and bright sun made for a very pretty morning... This maple is just starting to show leaf buds, and the clumps of snow looked like cottonballs.