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Macro Mondays Leaves only Leaves
A few weeks back I picked up two or three leaves from the capital pear trees in our driveway and decided to see what sort of shots I could get using a black cloth as background, a bit of desklamp lighting manipulation and a tweak or two of photo post-processing editing. This is a different shot from one I posted of the same leaf a few weeks ago.
Happiness is
where we are look with the eyes of our heart ..
in every wild flower
in every butterfly
in every blooming tree
in every flying bird
in the beauty of Nature
in the sky that inspires us to dream
in every smile
in every act of kindness
in everyone we love
everything that touches our senses ...
in everything and ... in us the universal power!
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Kalimera!
Early-purple orchids (Orchis mascula) are coming back to the reserve though they are growing in abundance on the other side of a dry wall fence. I saw only one last year (www.flickr.com/photos/sergeysmirnov/52073708840/). Visiting the Reserve today I spotted quit a few growing along a steep muddy path. This pair caught my attention. Brown's Folly Nature Reserve, Avon Wildlife Trust, Bathford, Somerset, England, UK
A Green heron keenly eyeballing it's next mouthful.
Taken at Wildwood Lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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f7.1 1/320 ISO200 483mm
This fox grew up next door. Its daily path became predictable.We were hidden in the garage to get a closeup and she heard us breathing, stopped, and looked over. Then we snapped this shot. This turned out to be about the last time she appeared in daylight, hunting in nighttime now nightly.
McLean, Virginia
After so many days of dense fog, cold wind and then again fog and then again fog... With no sun, no snow... I just had to post something bright and sunny.
One from last year with Andy Harris. haven't posted one for awhile and thought my photostream could do with some colour.
I'm uploading my favorite photos originally seen on Your Shot: "On my way back from taking photos of the Arkansas River just after sunrise, saw this beautiful hibiscus peeking through the chain link fence. Still had water drops leftover from raining during the night."