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This post, and many others, repeatedly uptake alkai saturated waters like a wick. Over time the the water repeatedly evaporates and the salt builds up, resulting in burst fenceposts.
Committed to Fomapan Classic 100 film using a Rolleicord Va.
Overdeveloped by half a stop in Ars-imago FD developer.
Scanned with a digital camera and contrast adjusted in LR.
Inspired by Michael Kenna. :-)
This little Boxelder bug is looking for a warmer place to spend the winter, so they try to crawl into a crevice somewhere to chill. I love the face on it's back. I'm sure it's a way of warding off predators.
Yesterday afternoon was absolutely gorgeous - it felt like a warm spring day in April - the sun was out and birds were starting to sing - a remarkable day for February!
This is one of three Northern Hawk Owls we observed yesterday afternoon in the "farm-y" region east of Prince George. We were watching this particular fellow (which my birding partner took to calling "Roger"...) hunt from the telephone lines just before sunset, when, much to our surprise, he swooped down and landed on a fence post directly in front of us. This is full frame, taken from the car window.
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Just a fun autumn photo while out looking for more intimate scenes in the New England region. There are a few locations I can count on for finding vibrant Asters growing along weathered fenceposts around open farmland. This was one of them.
I believe the tiny yellow-orange berries visible in the image may be American Bittersweet? If anyone can identify with 100% certainty...
Spotted these on the way to Elora a few weeks ago
Wishing all of you a wonderful start to the weekend....HFF :)))
More damp raininess in these parts, and I've been as busy as a busy thing, so have some rather unexciting lichen on a fence post.
Info: Canon 550D, Lensbaby Double Glass + 8mm Macro Converter, 1/125, ISO 100
Taken in south Texas at Attwater Prairie Chicken national wildlife refuge and preserve. ( explore # 59 ) my thanks to everyone
Four posts and fencing.Stiched with Charlie Band.A gateway for ewes off for a meal in Marsden.Bored with moorland's winter scraps.They jump and squeeze through here.Three trees sketched in soft mists.Lightly at first. Their bare boney branches and slender black trunks became more defined as a wind gently took the mists away.Like an eraser working backwards or invisible ink being carefully revealed.
I saw this fencepost garden when we were out walking this morning. I'm quite impressed with the planting.
365/30 - Year 10 Photo 3317
Yet I am always with you; you hold me by my right hand.
Psalm 73:23 (NIV)
"Keep your eyes on Me! Waves of adversity are washing over you, and you feel tempted to give up. As your circumstances consume more and more of your attention, you are losing sight of Me. Yet I am with you always, holding you by your right hand. I am fully aware of your situation, and I will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able to bear. Your gravest danger is worrying about tomorrow. It you try to carry tomorrow's burdens today, you will stagger under the load and eventually fall flat. You must discipline yourself to live within the boundaries of today. It is in the present moment that I walk close to you, helping you carry your burdens. Keep your focus on My Presence in the present."
Matthew 6:34 “So don’t be anxious about tomorrow. God will take care of your tomorrow too. Live one day at a time. (TLB)
The above was my devotion this morning, February 27, from " JESUS CALLING, Enjoying Peace in His Presence", a devotional book by Sarah Young.
Mine and God's Larry will be having major surgery on Monday.. your prayers, love, and continuing support are greatly appreciated and I ask you to forgive me for not being able to visit your photos right now I do miss you very much and when I can I will be checking in with an update and commenting when I can but it will be limited. When I do I usually start from the oldest post that I have not commented on and work my way forward. So if you don't get a visit from me I will be working my way to you... Big hugs to each of you!!!
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What was intended to be an early boat ride on SF Bay became a hike in the hills because of a misplaced key. Lemonade from lemons!
Looking south over Canyon, Huckleberry Botanic Reserve and Redwood Regional Parks from Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve.
www.ebparks.org/parks/huckleberry
EF-S17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM
0.017 sec (1/60) @ f/5.6
FL 17 mm, ISO 100
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