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I confess that I was originally confused about what this subject referred to. I'm glad I looked it up.
Scott pulled out his newest trees and plants this afternoon to transplant into better pots and soil.
When he stepped away for a minute to get something he needed I couldn't resist climbing up on a chair to get a shot of his set up.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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En el bolso.
No uso bolso, tengo un par de mochilas y una especial para la cámara de fotos.
En ella, además de la reflex (obviamente) llevo un par de tarjetas de memoria, un lápiz y desde hace un tiempo, un midori donde ir anotando cosas sobre mis viajes.
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Connected.
No hay como estar conectados a través de Internet.
Los mensajes y cartas son instantáneos.
Claro que recibir postales por correo ordinario, sobretodo en fechas señaladas es algo que deberíamos recuperar!!
Plastic bits like this in the environment can be deadly for large birds, small animals and fish. The bright colors can look like food items which of course they are not. The critters eat them and can't digest them and over time can fill their stomachs with inert food causing them to starve to death. They also break down into smaller and smaller bits to become micro. Scary for us these micro plastics this are now appearing in our own food chain.
Summertime fruit
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Heairloom Tomato Flat Lay
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"Purpurroter Cousinot" ist eine alte Apfelsorte, deren genauer Ursprung nicht mehr bekannt ist. Aufgrund seiner intensiv roten Farbe wurde er als Weihnachtsbaumschmuck verwendet.
"Purple Cousinot" is an old apple variety whose exact origin is no longer known. Due to its intense red color, it was used as a Christmas tree decoration.
(Source: Wikipedia)
Maybe it's Peanut's fancy night out since it's her sunglasses and necklace.
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Yummy focaccia with cherry tomatoes, olives and fresh rosemary served with sour cream and iced lemon tea
One of my ongoing series of things shot in a box or frame. A composite featuring a flatlay shot of some old coins; a facsimile of an early 20th century five pound note and a shot of a page from a 19th century Welsh school accounts book, which my partner's mother had in her possession.
Flat lay / Knolling by the Calendar
March 12th - Plant a Flower Day
Collective 52 Photo Project "2018"
Week 11 - Inspired by a famous quote
'Love is the flower you've got to let grow.'
~ John Lennon
A bit sad, but I decided to sort through all the bottle tops I'd been chucking in a jar over the last few years. Only the unique ones here.
It's Brown Eyed Susan season and I never miss a chance to photograph them. However, for this challenge I decided to crop most of them away and add some watercolor petals to the mix. Hopefully they blend enough that you have to take a second look to find them!
Personal Challenge: Photography + Watercolor
Apparently, June 19th, (known as Juneteenth) is the day that slavery was finally ended in the USA when the last slaves were freed in Texas at the very end of the civil war. I recently bought these keys in a flea market, had a blood red ribbon and a rusty texture shot in Bristol Harbour - and had this 19th century British history book with a whole section (of questionable academic accuracy) on the American Civil War. Thought it was timely to put them together in this 'symbolic' flatlay still life. It won't be everyone's cup of tea...but anything to celebrate the end of slavery and oppression has to be ok with me. Now I won't be happy until we can celebrate the liberation of Ukraine...
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It's been a long, slow cold spring, here in the UK. The hawthorn / may blossom won't be out for a good couple of weeks yet but there are plenty of other Spring flowers in bloom.