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All kind of textures on a wall.
Looks like a map of a new world to me ;-))
What do you see?
Happy Wall Wednesday!
Dry stack stone , like the one shown in the photograph, are made without using mortar, selecting the appropriate stones and their ideal position to ensure the stability of the wall. It is a form of construction widely used for centuries in the Aragonese Pyrenees to delimit fields of different owners. Over time, the stones become covered with lichens and moss, giving them wonderful textures and color.
Los muros de piedra seca, como el que aparece en la fotografÃa, se hacen sin utilizar mortero ni argamasa, seleccionando las piedras adecuadas y su posición idónea para asegurar la estabilidad del muro. Es una forma de construcción muy utilizada desde hace siglos en el Pirineo aragonés para delimitar campos de distintos propietarios. Con el tiempo, las piedras van cubriéndose de lÃquenes y musgo, dotándolas de unas maravillosas texturas y colorido.
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Macro Mondays theme for this week is Texture. This is a cracked glass bowl.
Happy Macro Mondays all - HMM
(06/365) A small Teasel plant (one of 3 that my mom brought over in a pot for me in October) they are biannual so hopefully now I've planted them in the garden they will grow & produce flowers this Summer. Happy Textural Tuesday!
For 117 pictures in 2017 #113 Textured
Radial filter effect to a Buddhist temple altar in Penang, Malaysia.
Featured in this very fine gallery: www.flickr.com/photos/139518155@N05/galleries/72157693359...
Number 197 of my 365 photo challenge - An HDR, landscape image of some fields with patchy cloud casting shadows on them.
The bumps on the bottom of fern fronds are called sori, and they contain the reproductive structures of the plant. Unlike higher plants, ferns do not bear flowers and produce seed, they produce spores, more like fungi.......
My very old "Teddy" who has always been very precious to me (his face is more like a monkey :). He was a gift from my Aunt & Uncle when I was born (66 years ago). He still has such a happy face even though his fur has worn away and is face has in-ground grime.
Macro Mondays: Treasured
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You can see some of my textures on my sim here maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Honey/50/83/22
I decided to keep this as a B&W instead of colour as the highly contrasting sunlit areas were an unreal brassy red.
With thanks to Ghostbones for the texture
(030/365) Happy Sliders Sunday! Processed with Topaz Studio 2 - best viewed Large.
A few years ago my Dad gave me a piece of driftwood which was home to several air plants (Tillandsias) that he'd glued to it. One or 2 have flowered - see photo in first comment below, and we like them so much we bought a new piece of driftwood recently, along with a new species of air plant to stick on it. A small piece of plant broke off the original crowded structure so we've glued that on the new driftwood as well. Both are starting to flower. They are all quite happy on our porch windowsill with not too much direct sunlight.
Such fascinating plants, getting all their nutrients from the air. I feed them occasionally with a specially formulated Air Plant spray & mist them monthly with rainwater I collect (they also appreciate going outside in the rain on a warm day).
07/100x : my 100 photos will be of foliage.