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This tenacious tree is surviving in the harsh environs of the canyons of Kasha Katuwe in New Mexico.

Tenacity! + 10 Million!

 

This tiny bird is not much bigger then a bumble bee!

 

Maybe 2.5 inches from beak to tail. We photographers zone in to photograph this bird, virtually because it is so cute! Tenacity pays off in life, as we watch this so small bird fighting for position around the flowers for a drink of nectar.

 

We can call it the will to survive, as in nature these birds endure many challenges. Every other hummingbird is at least 2 times its size or more, but this bird never gives up. It will sit quietly and wait for the right time to come in for some food.

 

Natural light only, never using a flash makes this nature photography so much simpler., real light, real scene, nothing fake. Some day I hope to go here alone, and shoot video!

  

Thanks for re-sharing my images, and spreading the beauty of nature.

Please do not feed wild carnivorous animals or bird., stay back and treat them with respect.

 

ps. just turned over 10 million views on my G+ account! 3.5 M in the last 3+ weeks! thanks to everyone who participates there.

 

Have a great weekend Canadians!!

 

Volcano Hummingbird

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Joshua Tree National Park

Polaroid 250 + Type 664 Polaroid film

I'm always fascinated by how tiny plants can grow in the most hostile of environments, like on a large rock right by the water's edge.

 

Taken at Bronte Beach Park in Oakville, Ontario Canada on the shores of Lake Ontario.

A Sugar Maple leaf clings tenaciously to a limb long into the winter season.

This past summer, I had a small garden on our balcony, and in its heyday, it was a colorful reminder that a city doesn't need to be concrete and metal.

 

Now, well past fall, most of the garden has followed the natural order of things. That is, except this one flowering bush. Well, truth be told, the plant itself is struggling.. but this tiny little flower has been holding on for weeks. Unfortunately, we had a frost last night, followed by brilliant sunlight. I think we may be nearing the end for this tenacious little thing.

 

But, it's a spectacular way to go, don't you think?

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Merry Christmas

Gavin Hardcastle

“Where the senses fail us, reason must step in.” - Galileo Galilei

 

Macro Monday project – 05/11/15

"5 (five)”

 

Sight, Sound, Smell, Taste & Touch

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AR Hexanon 1.8/40 @f1.8

Agfaphoto Vista Plus 200 (Fujicolor C200) exp. 2010

Teasing tentacles prying rock fisures apart. An age old poison ivy rootbase at an even older stone wall in the city of Kyllburg in the German Eifel.

One wonders where the living cambium ends and the rock itself begins.

 

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I took this photo at the Toronto Zoo. It was an overcast day and the sky was gray. Because of this I changed the sky with a blue sky photo of mine, to bring some life to the image.

Peeping around the corner!

West Palm Beach, Florida

How does that tree keep from falling?

Practika MTL5

Fujichrome T64

Small barn on Tom Drafts Rd. Lexington County, South Carolina.

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Fools Gold texture by Skeletal Mess

2.5 x 3.5 mini watercolor

A snow gum clinging to a cliff face, Mt Buffalo, Victoria.

Submitted to Cliché Saturday's Nature Cliché - Scavenger Hunt Thread.

 

Pentax-M 50mm f/1.4 on a G2

[ 0.001 sec (1/2000) | f/1.4 | FLength 50 mm | ISO 100 | Manual exposure ]

 

More dandelion images at With Lens Wide-Open: Dandelions Never Looked So Good.

 

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at the 2012 Network Cork - Women in Business Awards Business Luncheon in Jacobs on the Mall, Cork City.

The event is one of the highlights of the year for Network Cork, part of a national organisation for women in business, profession and the arts. Guest speaker at the event was well known Broadcaster and TV Presenter, Miriam O’Callaghan, and over 100 business women attended, celebrating the wealth of talent, diversity and tenacity of women in business in Cork.

Pic Darragh Kane

dead ivy clinging tightly to a church wall.

Going through some of my older stuff. :)

Rock-strewn shoreline of the Winnipeg River during a summer of unusually low water levels. Knife painting on cradled plywood panel (oil, 11x14 in, sold).

From my archives. Seen in the vicinity of Sedona AZ.

 

This tree and the smaller bits of vegetation are vivid examples of how plants will struggle to find a foothold in order to survive.

Spotted during an early morning walk in Chefchaouen Morocco. I'd love to go back in a few years and see that this little guy is thriving. I'm rooting for him. Pun intended.

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