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Normally I do not crop so tight and close up as I did in this photo.
I just thought there was so a lot of interesting details in this portrait of the brown pelican.
The brown pelican, the smallest of the Pelecanidae family.
Taken in Cedar Key, Florida
-Pelecanus occidentalis
This close-up photograph captures the rich textures and deep hues of assorted dried flowers, a subject that often symbolizes eternity, memory, and nostalgia. Unlike fresh blooms, dried flowers represent a beauty that endures over time, often used to signify lasting love or preserved memories.
Symbolism and Meaning Eternal Love & Resilience: Dried flowers are powerful symbols of bonds that survive the passage of time. Nostalgia: They serve as physical touchstones, capturing a moment or season frozen in time. Transformation: They embody a beauty that ages gracefully, offering a different kind of wisdom than fresh blooms.
This is a close-up photo of sediment laden water seeping across the beach sand at Clam Harbour Beach.
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✠Right hand: Rings Luxe set Oriane
✠Left hand: Wedding ring Emile compatible with the Love hud
✠Lips piercing Lida
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This close-up photograph captures the rich textures and deep hues of assorted dried flowers, a subject that often symbolizes eternity, memory, and nostalgia. Unlike fresh blooms, dried flowers represent a beauty that endures over time, often used to signify lasting love or preserved memories.
Symbolism and Meaning Eternal Love & Resilience: Dried flowers are powerful symbols of bonds that survive the passage of time. Nostalgia: They serve as physical touchstones, capturing a moment or season frozen in time. Transformation: They embody a beauty that ages gracefully, offering a different kind of wisdom than fresh blooms.
A close up view of the reeds and reflections on Loch Cill Chriosd while on our way to Elgol. We stopped here for lunch and could'nt stop taking photos from different angles with different lenses.
Macro shot of a lit match, shows flame and smoke, coming from the head of a match.
I use a 50mm standard lense, mounted on a 21mm extension tube.
RKO_3658. From the archives.
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Head: Lelutka Ceylon EvoX
Shape: BFB (on Marketplace)
Skin:
Head: Dernier Kimiko Skin
Hair: Wasabi Ermahgerd Mesh Hair
They say a farmer can fix almost anything with some baling wire and duct tape. This truck is halfway there.
Close up of the seaweed on Llandanwg Beach and Marina
Llandanwg, between Barmouth and Harlech, is famous for its church which stands just a stone’s throw from the sea. The beach is sheltered from strong winds, making it a perfect place for relaxation. It’s popular with fishermen – the local catch includes dogfish, bass, flatfish and mackerel. The beach is accessible by a path through the dunes from a car park. This west facing, shallow shelving beach is a part of the Snowdonia National Park. There are dog restriction areas on the beach. Nearby Mochras – better known as Shell Island – is a popular spot accessible by low-tide causeway, with a beach, dunes and an amazing variety of shells. On Shell Island you will find a large sandy beach, variety of wild flowers and breath-taking views. The area caused a sensation with the British Geological Survey in the 1960’s thanks to it’s research.