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at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx

 

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Common Darter male dragonfly basking in the sunshine.

 

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I have several baby anoles in my yard but this one is different. It is partially translucent & you can see glimpses of the internal organs. Cute little baby.

Green Anole (Anolis carolinensis)

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Almost infinitely recyclable, glass can be shaped to form anything from the ordinary to the artistic as this glasswork consisting of a jellyfish's tentacles showcases.

 

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Outside the community garden in Cleveland Park.

 

Up from the washroom level

Smoke, water and a mystical spirit figure. Originally produced for Flickr Friday "See Through" but I decided to post a different picture as this was similar to my Macro Monday "Song" post.

ODC Macro/Close-up

For me, this isn't terribly Macro, but this tiny little translucent toadstool and its companion were absolutely stunning. They are still pretty small, as you can see from the clover leaves in one of the photos. Narrow DOF was order of the day to make the most of their flimsy character.

Taken on an evening walk, with the sun shining through these leaves, the light was still a bit weak so the camera chose ISO 5000.

This solar lamp changes colour, which is quite jolly during cold, gloomy evenings during our current 'bonus winter' season.

 

Today the Hereios of the We're Here! group are shooting Stuff in the Yard (which because it's a US group includes gardens).

 

You may be getting really tired of tulips at this point, but I'm not, and hey, it's my photostream, right?

 

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A tiny little cricket nymph I spotted in a wheat field.

"Achte mit Sorgfalt darauf, daß durch die Wechselhaftigkeit deiner Gedanken die grünende Kraft, die du von Gott hast, in dir nicht dürr wird." Hildegard von Bingen

 

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Korth's Meadow - Iowa

 

The magic of late autumn color is closing fast! I still find these delicate leaves with the diffusing soft sunlight and earthy tones to be of some merit...

 

Our weather is changing fast today with wet, heavy snow just north into Minnesota. Sigh...

 

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I placed this Dahlia directly in front of the sun to get this effect and it was some what effective, and Im thinkin I like it to:)

I used morning sunlight as light source from the back side of the kiwi.

- good news, I just found these!

have a beautiful evening.

Light penetrating the fragile petals show how amazing nature is.

My new translucent canes

 

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