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A close up from one of the lovely line of golden yellow roses that greets all the visitors at the front gate to our village.
Canadian National train No. 347, led by GE C40-8M “cowl” No. 2403, curves through Brule Tunnel and along the Athabasca River toward Park Gate, Alberta, on the afternoon of July 12, 2014. Roche à Perdrix Mountain dominates the background on this eastern boundary of Jasper National Park.
MACRO MONDAYS 'Paper' theme
I have never got out of the habit of avoiding cash since Covid, this is just in case I get stuck one day!
Fleur aux mille plis,
Ses drapés dansent au vent,
Éternel secret.
Flower of folds,
Its drapes dance in the wind,
Eternal secret.
✨ “I never thought bare rock could feel this alive.”
Looking closely at these folded and fractured surfaces, I realized they weren’t just geology — they looked almost painted.
Spending time with them slowed me down. The longer I stayed, the more details revealed themselves.
That sense of presence became the starting point for my book, Artwork of Nature.
This image - Folded in Stone - is part of the first chapter, Painted Earth.
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This week's theme for Mosaic Montage Monday was Folded. When they unfold the umbrellas, it looks like this will be a cool and refreshing place for lunch. HMMM!
Falls on Startindale Gill at Stonesdale Bridge in West Stones Dale Yorkshire and another sheepfold in the middle of nowhere.
For the Macro Mondays Theme: "Crinkled, Wrinkled, Folded or Creased"
Thank you for your time, faves and comments. It's much appreciated. HMM
Capitured for Macro Mondays theme: wrinkled. HMM everyone!
And for Color my World Daily (Red Day is Monday).
This was a rare encounter with three young hyenas where it was permissible to get out of our vehicles. The safety of the animals is paramount.
I took advantage of the opportunity to get a very low vantage point. It was a watchful but relaxed pre-sunrise moment that I will always remember!
Just outside Kruger National Park, South Africa
Two more in the series follow.