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The best part of this was that the chickens had no idea what to do with this sprout stalk. Then the bunny hops up like all hey guys let me show you how it's done. A lot of entertainment out of a stalk of brussel sprouts.
No idea what it's called but for sheer elegance, grace and purity this flower takes center stage.
Sony ILCE-7RM4
FE 35mm F2.8 ZA
ƒ/5.6 35.0 mm 1/320 ISO 250
Taken on Water Street back in 1986, here's a wharf that's in such bad condition that it has sprouted a crop of grass and weeds in a number of areas, probably benefiting from steady fertilization provided by the heavy population of gulls. There are about a half dozen pigeons in residence, but it's clear that the gulls "own" this roost. The wharf and buildings are gone now, and have been for many years. I could have walked out to the wharf but it didn't look safe. The area around the building was undoubtedly spongy and rotten so I figured any photos would best be taken from the shore. I've been visiting Nova Scotia since 1976 and can't recall seeing this structure in any better condition than shown here. I have no idea when it disappeared, but it might have been removed by the town in a "revitalizing" of the waterfront area.
The original color negative image was taken with a Pentax 6x7, 300mm f/4 Takumar lens, using Kodacolor CP-100 roll film.
The original negative was copied using a Nikon D3500 camera, 55mm f/3.5 Micro-Nikkor, fitted with a Nikon 4T close-up lens, a 1.6x Sigma achromatic close-up lens on the 4T. Exposure was 1 second at f/11, ISO set at 100. The light source was a 13.5 watt LED bulb (5000K).
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Polaroid Now+
Polaroid i-Type Film
Messing with the Now+ and Sadie, and some mushroom props and the hydrangea bush in my yard. I’m not sure if she’s sprouting or rooting…
This garlic was lurking in the back of the fridge, I thought it was worth a photo before it went in the bin.
ANSH 110 (14) growing
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Macro Mondays-Seeds
I buy only the sprouted seeds, they're cleaned and ready to cook.
Again so sorry for not commenting on your photos...it's 2 weeks to go and we head to our new home in Upstate, NY. I'm exhausted but happy and excited. Thanks for beIng so supportive with your amazing comments.
This "mother of thousands" kalanchoe plant was left in the garage for a few weeks during the coldest part of the winter. Now we see that the little plantlets along the edge of the leaf, which normallly fall off and sprout, have sprouted without falling off the "mother" leaf. Interesting...
Attractive Grooved Bonnets (Mycena polygramma) sprouting from under a small log. Found in the woods Near Bath Racecourse, Lansdown, Bath, Bath & North East Somerset, England
Pinto Bean fulfilling the measure of its creation. For the Macro Mondays Group. Topic: Seeds. Happy Macro Monday!
Small leaves plucked from a tall hedge in the front yard. These leaves were about 3" (76.2mm) from tip to tip when freshly plucked, but shriveled closer to 2" (50.8mm) span when I took this shot.
As I am not a botanist, I cannot identify the plant species (and link to a Wikipedia page, as is my custom).
Fotografía tomada el día 14 de febrero de 2020 en el Parque Quebrada de Macul, comuna de Peñalolén, Santiago de Chile, con cámara Sony Cybershot
Photograph taken on February 14, 2020 in the Quebrada de Macul Park, commune of Peñalolén, Santiago, Chile, with Sony Cybershot camera
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soprout of Aquilegia
@ my little garden
Minolta MD-Rokkor 50mm/F1.4
Extension Tube No.1 + No.2
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New leaves are sprouting on this tree (species unknown). This is one of a group of trees that seems to have survived the Woolsey fire in spite of looking quite stark and damaged. Unfortunately, I believe these trees are not native; however they do provide roosting spots for birds as well as habitat for insects.
Upper Las Virgenes Canyon
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I don't have a green thumb. Every time I plant flower seeds, they don't come out.
Last week, I planted new seeds in my flowerpot. Now there are some small sprouts! I wonder if they will grow well....