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Walnut Creek, CA. July 24, 2018. Shot on a Hasselblad Xpan II and Kodak Portra 160. Developed and scanned by The Darkroom.
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This is one of our walnut trees, the one visible in my view of the Thames River. It is loaded with nuts though the leaves are thinning.
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Hooded crow (Corvus cornix) standing on a ground with a walnut in its beak.
Wrona siwa (Corvus cornix) stojąca na ziemi z orzechem włoskim w dziobie.
Taking advantage of socially isolating by making a plectrum this morning. Made out of some off-cut walnut I fished out of a skip a while back. Cut the 'F' out using a jewellers coping saw and pretty happy with the result as it's my first attempt. Was going to use some left over Crimson Guitars finishing oil, but it had dried out and solidified, so used some Black Bison wax instead.
Buried and forgotten by a squirrel in a flower-pot.
Vintage lense Pentax M 50mm f1.7 on macro extension tubes.
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What does a highway in Dallas have to do with Denton history? Quite a bit. Our history will always be tied in with Dallas and Fort Worth. We once called ourselves "The Top of the Golden Triangle". I asked someone from those two cities once what it was like to be the bottom of the Golden Triangle. He answered that at least it was on a sound base. The American highway system is for all rights and purposes the "Eighth Wonder of the World,." It's just too common place for us to see it clearly. The fact that it links Denton to Dallas is a whole cultural and economic chapter by itself.
those NUTS give me headache :) they are delicious but it's a bit pain to collect them... OK that is fun also but leaves leaves leaves ... a bunch of leaves and fight with wind :)
This is an image of a female Walnut Orbweb Spider - Nuctenea umbratica. One of my favourite spiders to find in our garden. We seen to have loads here in Tadcaster, North Yorkshire, UK.
They hide away during daylight hours in cracks and crevices, emerging at night to catch moths and other nocturnal flying insects. This image is the result of a 15 image in-camera focus stack.
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Black Walnut Paisley
Last day of summer. Owen Conservation Park, Madison, Wisconsin, USA , September 22, 2023.
English walnut., I keep them around for my dad. He loves to crack and eat them.. Makes a mess but oh well.
DoodlewashMay2026 prompt: Walnut.
May 17 is National Walnut Day
Did you know the ancient Greeks called the walnut “karyon,” meaning “head,” because its wrinkled kernel reminded them of the human brain?
Another Ageless Pages entry: I prepped the paper with clear gesso, which helped a lot. The colors dried darker than they would on white paper, but still spread nicely. I used just one thin coat, so I may try additional layers to see if they brighten the pigments. For now, I’ll work with this surface for a few pages and see how it behaves. I was quite impressed with this gesso.
Winsor & Newton Watercolor on Dina Wakely Media Clear Gesso in an Ageless Pages Journal.
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