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Asclepias mobidick.
This plant can be trained to grow as a small tree. Asclepias fruticosa - African Milkweed aka Family Jewels. This very unusual looking plant is a 'must grow'.
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Fotografía tomada desde el Puente de Las Fuentes de Zaragoza, desde donde se puede ver el Ebro cruzando el puente de Hierro y justo detrás el puente de Piedra, con la Basilica del Pilar destacando en el atardecer
“La patience a beaucoup plus de pouvoir que la force.”
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For Kreative People's "Treat This" # 275. www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/72157719745443388/
Original by Mike. www.flickr.com/photos/140358432@N08/51411665014/in/datepo...
This is Erith along the banks of the river Thames in Kent only a mile from home taken two summers ago!
It was looking cloudy and the potential was there for a really good sunset. The clearing was a bit further north than I wanted but all you need is a little clearing. It was right around when the sun fully set that all the sudden the sky just filled with color. Some of the best sunsets I’ve witnessed happen 5 to 10 minutes after the sun sets. Remember to stick around just a little longer next time(:
of tiny star flowers...
from the archives.
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A L.G. V. una explosión de emoción que me sacude el alma...Gracias!!
Gracias a todos por vuestras visitas y comentarios.
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Cerro de los siete Colores. Purmamarca. Jujuy. Argentina.
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La belleza natural del norte argentino es realmente envidiable, el cerro de siete colores por efecto de la erosión y las diferentes capas geológicas es un espectáculo en si mismo, imperdible.
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*en alta resolución: www.eyeem.com/p/147270116
Terranea Cove
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
12-24-21
I've taken a lot of photos here. HDR processing is almost always "perfect" when photographing Terranea.
I don't usually like to shoot right into the sun when it's not at least obstructed by the clouds, but this looks almost otherworldly.
The horizon line looks like I pasted one photo on top of another in Photoshop. And while Photoshop is one of the programs I use while processing my HDR images, there is no compositing done here. The waves and the clouds were just lining up perfectly
For the Macro Monday theme "divided". I have always been fascinated how nature is doing this, a little seed, and then the cells divide into such complex entitys. In this case...a multipe divided one...