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近所のお気に入りポイント鹿島建設研究所前の歩道に行ってみた。
まだ濡れている紫陽花が道路の光に照らされていた。
I went to the sidewalk in front of Kajima Construction Research Institute, which is my favorite shooting point in the neighborhood.
The still wet hydrangea was illuminated by the light of the road.
This gorgeous flower was growing on the side of the National bank of Australia.In the main street of Oberon NSW Australia.
The bloom of the hydrangeas in my garden is over. It was wonderful!
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Film: Kodak Ektar 100
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ScannerSoftware: SilverFast
…… A quick grab shot for my 365 iPhonaday project as we are busy with family! My #196 picture of the day. Taken on my Phone in Apple RAW and edited in Lightroom. Alan:-)
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Hydrangea is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful flowering shrubs. Also called the Japan rose, it adorns terraces and gardens throughout the summer.
Saturday Self Challenge
Share your interpretation of nature for our next challenge.
Fauna, flora, anything nature related. Scenes, close-up, the choice is yours. If you can get outside then go and chase nature. If you’re stuck inside then perhaps a leaf, a plant, a pet.
Bonus points if you can capture some lovely bokeh, smooth or otherwise.
It’s not been the best week for weather with thunderstorms rattling through, so I’m glad I got this done early. I must point out that this hydrangea is not ours, for the umpteenth year running the four plants we own have decided that it’s better to produce a good show of leaves, than it is to go to the trouble of flowering. According to the RHS web site, they are easy to grow and take hardly any looking after, I reckon we must be doing something wrong !
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