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The purple hue of these gorgeous crocuses poking up in a yet to be attended to flower bed; caught my eye.
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A close up of a nearby duck, Summer 2020. The duck and its partner approached me, whilst sitting overlooking an heronry. It settled, and slept, perhaps two inches from my foot. Here is the result.
Pentax K-S1. Made mono in Photoshop.
Closeup image taken during my field trip to the Holland Ridge Farms, in Cream Ridge, New Jersey. Loved the backlit tulip.
Holland Ridge Farms is the biggest U-Pick Flower Farm in the USA. A pristine landscaped farm, bursting with millions of rainbow blooms including their famous tulips. The good news is, you don’t have to travel to the Netherlands to experience it – they’re right here in Cream Ridge, NJ! They currently host two pick your own flower seasons – U-Pick Tulips in the spring and U-Pick Sunflowers in the fall.
This farm is a hotspot for photography and the perfect place to celebrate life’s biggest milestones – first dates, proposals, engagement shoots, wedding shoots, maternity shoots, wedding anniversaries, birthdays etc. It is considered one of the top spots to visit on the East Coast. Hundreds of thousands of guests flock to the farm to see the millions of blooms. Their impressive flower fields also make the perfect backdrop for beautiful photos.
An oldie revisited.......
Taken a couple of years ago during a visit to Dubbo Zoo with long time friend and fellow flickr tog Joe Micallef.
There were a group of these birds gathered outside the cafe looking for an easy feed.
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A closeup on historic Beacon Hill in front of downtown Boston skyscrapers. Can anyone tell me what those two spires are? Colonial churches? The brick one looks pretty old.
Shot from the MIT sailing pavilion, looking across the river.
Cotylorhiza tuberculata, also known as the fried egg jellyfish, is a species native to the Mediterranean that is harmless to humans. Due to the warming of the seas, this species has multiplied significantly in recent years. The jellyfish are being spotted more and more frequently off the Mediterranean coasts of the Spanish holiday islands.
They can move autonomously and independently of ocean currents.
The jellyfish's umbrella can reach a diameter of 40cm.
The animal feeds on small marine animals and algae. It lives just below the surface of the water and only lives for about six months.
The photo of this jellyfish was taken in an aquarium. The colours and contrast are particularly intense due to the dark background and artificial lighting.
However, many of the photos in my series were disturbed by reflections or motion blur.