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The centre of the anemone flower.
Technical: ISO 100, f 5.6, 1/100, 55mm Nikkor with 36mm extension tube.
Spring is finally starting to arrive with daffodils blooming. Taken at Cheekwood Gardens, Nashville, TN
Despite the grey sky yesterday, it was possible to make this image in the deep heart of the little forest.
Very quiet there and the only sounds you might hear were a bird or a falling droplet from the branches....
The spring is almost gone now, the new fresh green and moist atmosphere is unevitably replaced by humid warm, sick drying green and tons of insects. Yep, the summer is coming. Not a good season for the forest photography. But it is neccesary for life as every other season. And the walkies are still superb!
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Mid-June late spring wildflowers partway up Steptoe Butte - with The Palouse below. Loving the light, cloud shadows, & colors!
Steptoe Butte is a thimble-shaped, 3,612-foot tall quartzite mountain in southeast Washington State, USA. Atop the butte, the natural eye has 200 miles to view Idaho and Oregon as well as surrounding mountains, including the Blue and Bitterroot mountains. This entire area was originally home to the Palus People who are said to have described Steptoe Butte as having a view that’s a 10 day ride in all directions.
Today, The Palouse encompasses the top wheat producing county & the 2nd highest barley producer in the US - & is dotted also lately with bright yellow canola fields.
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Town houses reflected on the Art Gallery of Ontario building one fine day in Spring. The gallery was packed with viewers for the last weekend of the Leonard Cohen Exhibition.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nceRfJJZcP4 Tower of Song
Hiding behind a snow mound clicking away with the camera, a cow caribou stares in my direction. These two caribou were part of a herd of about 500 that were traversing Eagle Summit. It was a warm spring day and was nice to be able to photograph without shivering.
Shot with the Olympus E-M1, Mark II in New Haven, Connecticut. My mother died ten years ago on this day. This is a tribute to her memory.
This photo has been in Explore on April 15, 2021. Highest position = 63. This is the 160th photo of mine to be in Explore.
I rose this morning early as usual, and went to my desk.
But it’s spring,
and the thrush is in the woods,
somewhere in the twirled branches, and he is singing.
And so, now, I am standing by the open door.
And now I am stepping down onto the grass.
I am touching a few leaves.
I am noticing the way the yellow butterflies
move together, in a twinkling cloud, over the field.
And I am thinking: maybe just looking and listening
is the real work.
Maybe the world, without us,
is the real poem.
~Mary Oliver
A goldfinch seen along the Cotswold Way public footpath between Aggs Hill and Prestbury Hill nature reserve just after dawn back in the spring.