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After my Cereus cactus gave me it's beautiful flowers it developed these purple fruit. Then I looked one day and the fruit had popped open. I will post a macro next. By the next morning all the seeds were gone. Must have been birds I think!
This climbing rose bush in the courtyard at the Lamberton Conservatory never had more than a dozen or so roses on it at one time. I was excited to see hundreds of blooms on it yesterday.
A picture from Exploding Dog's first book. I picked this up years ago, maybe 5+. Glad to see he's still active today.
So I finished stuffing the last measly pennies in when the bottom gives. Crap. Hundreds of small euro coins all over the floor. Might as well take a pic before cleaning ;)
This is a fountain outside the hotel. All bigger and more modern companies here have 'jumping waters' everywhere, to show their wealth.
Given the very bright sunlight, this was a good time to test how fast my Nikon D300 is :-)
Avondale Library's Tot Time was dino-mite, when we recreated the land of the dinosaurs, complete with volcanoes! We were worried that real volcanoes would be too hot to handle - melted rock is pretty hot, after all! So we used a base (baking soda) and an acid (vinegar) to make these volcanoes explode.
@dailyshoot #ds17: "Let's play around with contrast today, to help train the eye for it. Make a photo that has contrasting colors"
catching up DS
After coldness, snow and rain now some warm days: nature seems to explode :-)
Taylor catches a pass then starts to fly. This camp was put on by the University of Virginia coaches. She learned a lot.
The Wishes fireworks show lights up the sky while the Electrical Water Pageant bobs gently near the beach at the Polynesian Resort.
Doesn't "exploding octopus" sound like something you can buy at one of those fireworks stores that pop up before Independence Day?
This was a featured meet at Pixelmania, the annual gathering of Disney fan photographers hosted by The Magic In Pixels.