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I find the imperfection of this snapshot, randomly taken, very revealing of what SL can ... or rather IS... and how fading can everything be... Would there be any similarities with RL?
The last rays of sun fade away as the sun pass under the horizon at Lake Mattamuskeet WIldlife Refuge. Lake Mattamuskeet is the largest fresh water lake in North Carolina and a migratory wildlife sanctuary.
The roses burst into life in the wonderful spring that we had this year!
They continued to be a great show, all the way through the record breaking hot and dry summer. But they are fading away now.
But there might be time for a late showing, before the winter sets in?
Pentax KP
Sigma 105mm f2.8 EX Macro
Tulip / Tulpe - Large On Black
in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend
Part 4 (of 4) of a very personal diary of this beauty :-))
Unfortunately, 2010 tulip season is already over in our garden ... :-(
but other beauties are showing up :-))
How I miss you...
My symphony played the song that carried you out
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r98svcsH9fs
Yesterday you were here with me
And now you're miles away....
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The one shot I managed to get while the Beast from the East was in full swing. I was too busy working in it to stop for any proper shooting, this a quick handheld shot through the passenger window while stuck in a queue. Had to crop to lose the wing mirror.
Suffolk, February 2018 tosh-20180228-13-Edit
In full autumn this backdrop is a kaleidoscope of orange and red. But we're a week or so past that now - the strong sunlight illuminating the grey bare branches created a very differnt but also enchanting view.
For Macro Mondays - Imperfect
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This is a small section of a begonia flower. The edges are starting to fade. HMM, everyone ! ! !
If there are many different varieties of anything, it is the dahlia. There are more than, remember, 20,000 different types of dahlias! The dahlia is a special flower that can crossbreed with other dahlia varieties, which is why there are so many different varieties. Dahlias can be divided into growth height, inflorescence or color.
Colours fade, temples crumble, empires fall, but wise words endure.
Edward Thorndike
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