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We met with a friendly enthusiastic Flick group on Sunday for our Flickr photo walk at Roma Street Gardens, Brisbane. My texture shot is of a cactus plant with thorns..
Like the northern lights I completely missed out on the rare appearance of snow down here this week. North Dorset, Wiltshire and even Weston got a dumping but nothing whatsoever on the South Coast.
Still what can beat seeing snow covered mountains? Taken handheld with my 200mm lens which has been repaired (after I slipped on ice and dropped it). I was £500 lighter but I'm getting it back through my home insurance and it's like a new lens. Result!
I bet North Wales is even more beautiful this week but its maybe unlikely I'd be able to get around.
Have a lovely weekend x
I seem to have forgotten about when I used to be a touch more creative... adding a little texture occasionally and trying different things... I think I can sense a texture phase coming on! ;) be warned! Hehe :)
As this new year, the trail could be darker or enlightened, but it doesn't matter, only the travel is important...
Happy Textural Tuesday!
We are getting so much frost, not much snow ... so another macro of our frosted world ;o)
My Textural Tuesday set here: Elisa Textural Tuesday
Textures from Kirsten Frank and Kirsten Frank Painted.
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Glaciar Grey.
Torres de Paine. Región de Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena. Distrito Última Esperanza. Patagonia, Chile.
UNESCO, Reserva de la Biosfera.
50º 9' South.
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 fotografía, 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 líquenes y musgo, dotándolas de unas maravillosas texturas y colorido.
(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
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