Jumping Beans
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The Bean, sur la place de Millennium Park à Chicago, sous la neigne et la glace...
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Located in Chicago's Millennium Park, Cloud Gate, aka "The Bean," is a public sculpture by artist Anish Kapoor that has become one of the city's most photographed attractions since its completion in 2006. Measuring 33 by 66 by 42 feet and weighing about 100 tons, the sculpture was constructed using 168 stainless steel plates that are welded together, with a highly polished reflective surface that has no visible seams. This view looks west toward Michigan Avenue on a warm summer evening near sundown in 2019.
HBM
Not only does this plant provide tasty healthy food but beautiful leaves too. Bonus!
Climbing French Bean Cosse Violette
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Just after Sunrise in the soybean fields. The foliage is starting to turn filling the fields with Autumn Color. Thanks for the look and have a great week ahead.
I know, I know - I‘ve been uploading like a maniac. But that‘s just because… well, I‘m a maniac, I guess. Hope it doesn‘t mean quantity over quality for the most part. I‘m using quite a few of these different lenses for upcoming articles as well. So it looks like I‘ll be busy for a while!
One of my attempts at the "Crazy Tuesday" theme "Coffee or Tea"
Shot with a Fuji "Fujinon-EFC 35 mm F 5.6" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
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Den här enda bönan kommer ge mej hundrafalt igen i sommar.
Jag ser fram emot det.
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This single bean will give me hundreds of beans in the summer.
Looking forward to that.
Garbanzo beans, kidney beans, coffee beans and red lentils.
For the Smile on Saturday theme "Selfmade Smiley"
Inhabits the tundra, lasotundra and taiga of Eurasia. It winters spotted in a belt from western Europe to Japan, but can also recently be observed in winter in Poland, as flocks of dozens move from feeding grounds to nesting sites several times a day. Unfortunately, the feeding grounds are fields with emerging winter cereals.
The Bean Goose is browner than the Greater White-fronted Goose, with a darker head and neck and back. The beak of the goose is paler and the legs are pinkish.
A game bird (from 1 September to 21 December).
Find joy in the ordinary. The sunrise, a garden snail, fresh beans, a moment of silence. The seemingly ordinary things we encounter daily, if you slow down and examine them are really quite extraordinary in themselves. What ordinary things are you finding joy in today?
PS I bought these fava beans at my local farm, Petersen's Farm Market.
Colourful Jelly Beans reflected in a mirror against a sparkly black background. I've also focus stacked 5 images to get this one that's good enough to eat, and once I got the shot, that's exactly what I did! And I got a two-for-one, as both Jelly and Beans are 5 letters.
from my garden!
A friend gave me 16 seeds, 4 years ago, to plant in my garden... with the note that I needed to share my seeds when it grew... and I've shared these bean seeds every year since... If I had a trellis tall enough, this would reach the sky!!
A potato bean vine blooms in Frog Bog, a marshy channel of Cecilia Creek.
City of Decatur (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
13 August 2024.
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▶ "Apios americana — commonly known as American groundnut or potato bean— is a native perennial vine in the legume family (Fabaceae). It is native to North America from southeastern Canada south through Florida, west to Colorado. It grows in tidal and non-tidal marshes and wet thickets, on stream banks, and in bottomland forests.
The vine can grow 8-16 feet long. The flowers are usually pink, purple, or red-brown, and are produced in dense racemes [short floral stalks] 3-5 inches in length (7.5–13 cm). The plant's fruit, seeds, and large tubers are all edible."
— North Carolina Cooperative Extension.
— Wikipedia.
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Two days before, the Bean (Cloud Gate) was covered in snow, and we had to trudge through 6-8 inches of slop to get close to it.
I removed 45 people, including myself, from this image.