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The softness of the head feathers, the roughness of the beak, and the wrinkles in the throat pouch lying against the feathers on the back of the brown pelican as well as the wing.
(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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Number 197 of my 365 photo challenge - An HDR, landscape image of some fields with patchy cloud casting shadows on them.
Free texture. If you use this texture please credit my name under your picture, and put a copy of your work in a comment box under my texture. I would love to see the results of your work.
“Flowers heal me. Tulips make me happy."
Rebecca Wells
Me too Rebecca!! one of my favourite cut flowers....
textures thanks to Kerstin Frank.
(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.