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Leaf on a tree in the backyard. It wasn't a substantial pic when I first looked at it, but upon blowing it up, I could see how well the background blurred up, and I liked it more and more
Experimental small plate (15cm square) with dark brown, clear and opaque aqua glass, overlaid with a piece of palladium leaf.
The spiral is an ancient symbol of the goddess, the womb, fertility, feminine serpent force, continual change, and the evolution of the universe.
This is a very unique necklace! These are real leaves that were hand-picked and then painted with a layer of copper. 24k gold was then electroformed onto the copper.
I embellished the leaf with sterling silver wire. The leaf pendant hangs from a sterling silver 18" chain.
Just a little leaf on my porch.......what you don't see is my front yard, covered, completely with leaves after just having raked the front yard! But I love all the leaves, so I don't want to rake too often!!
Bad cat Autumn Leaf, aka Leaf-Worm or Leafy, caught this baby bird in the cat enclosure this morning. I don't think she would have killed it, or even hurt it, as upon catching it she only looked at it and sometimes almost tenderly touched it with her paw. But this was before I got to her. I took these two quick photos, making sure as I was doing it that the fragile little bird remained unharmed, then I took the cat in the house and made sure the bird was okay. It was, just a bit shaken up. All of the other birds who live in and around the nest this baby came from were quite perturbed -- and rightfully so! Leaf came in the house to bask in the sun, satisfied at her prowess even at her advanced age. I gave a her Leafy-treat to show there were no hard feelings.
May 25, 2008
Humorous Halloween decorations on the front lawn of a west-end Ottawa home lampooning fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey team (October 16th, 2009; Nikon D90).
Leaf Barnacles (family Scapellidae) were extremely common along the lower portions of an artificial breakwater at Mussel Shoals, Ventura County, CA. They were mixed in with large numbers of mussels (Mytilus sp.)
Many people don't know that barnacles are an ancient group of crustaceans related to shrimp, crabs, and lobsters
A closeup show of the underside of a leaf. No idea which plant this was, but the leaves were fairly large. The colours were boosted a little to bring out the veins of the leaf.
Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Park
630 Ginkgo Ave
Vantage, WA 98950
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