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New iPhone 😊 I hadn’t upgraded in many years, and I’m happily surprised to see that I can now adjust the depth for iPhone shots. Yay!

Snowflake on Oak Leaf

Swaying in the breeze as it dangled from a strand of spun silk, this little beauty slowly worked his way back up to the leaf it wanted to be on!

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1. What has roots as nobody sees, is taller than trees, up, up it goes, and yet never grow?

(Answer: Mountain)

 

Here is my rushed into into the 2013-14 Middle Earth Lego Olympics.

 

I am not entirely satisfied with this build, as I wanted to get more angles and detail, but time limits and life got in the way. :) So here it is, I used the answer to the category, "Mountain," to base my creation of off. Basically this castle lies behind a waterfall, in a mountain, hence the sloping rocks. It was also going to be my entry into the CCCXI Secret Hidout category, but I ran out of time on that one. :/

  

Sorry for the eh pictures, I was a bit rushed, and night pictures are always hard in my house.

  

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Soli Deo Gloria!

 

~Matthew~

A very dark reddish background instead of my go-to black, and I hope it works with the green and yellow of the leaf. What do you think?

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Mainly for buddy icon but aslo enjoy!

View "Resting on the Way Down" on black or on white.

 

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Dallas Arboretum, Garland, TX. Sony A6000 and Helios 44-2 58/2.

A large Oakleaf Hydrangea,

blooming in the yard.

Two image stitch.

Growing with fuchsia and weigela,

Poking out,

as needed to discourage deer.

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Here is my last entry into the restricted category of the Global Contest 6, and also MELO Round 3. I wasn't originally going to enter MELO (because of life, school, and being sick most of last week), but as I was building this entry, I was trying to find a way to incorporate it into MELO, as I didn't want to leave the round by default, and finally found a way. The quote is: "Look at them. They're frightened. You can see it in their eyes.“ As I was thinking about this, I realized it worked right into my story. When the Rangers are climbing up the wall, they have to knock out the guards on top, and you can see the fear in their eyes. ;)

 

It is kinda a weak link, but I am glad that I at least was able to put something into MELO.

 

Enjoy the story and the build!

  

“You know the plan, sneak in, find the armory, and out. Avoid anybody you see, but you are going to have to knockout the 2 guards on this wall.” Tonight was the night. After a week of planning, they were ready. Andar gave the 3 Rangers a last briefing before they went into action. The Rangers nodded, they were ready, practicing all week, preparing for this night. They chose to do the raid in the middle of a shift between guards, when the guards were starting to get very sleepy and bored. Feren stood by, watching them, wanting to see how they would ascend the wall. The Rangers went into action. They took a few minutes absorbing the feel of the shadows, and used it to their advantage. Feren almost shouted in surprise, for the Rangers seemed to disappear right into midair. Andar glanced over, raising one eyebrow in amusement. Feren shook his head in wonder as the Rangers appeared again, flat against the wall. Puzzled, he turned to Andar, asking, “Andar, how are they going to climb the wall? They are right under the guard, so they can’t use a rope and grapple, how are they going to get up?” Andar shook his head, smiling again. “They’ll climb.” Feren gaped at him. “Climb!?” “Yes climb. I think I made myself very clear,” Andar replied amused. “Remember, this fortress was breaking down, the walls were crumbling. When the Queen’s troops occupied it, they tried to repair the walls. But, as they are soldiers, not stone masons; they did a very poor job. My Rangers are using that to their advantage.” As Feren looked, the Rangers were indeed climbing up the wall. Like giant spiders, Feren thought humorously. As he looked on, one Ranger made it to the top. Waiting till the guard was right above him, he quickly leaped up, grabbing the torch, and swung himself, crashing into the guard. As the Ranger leaped at the guard, he saw him stumble back in astonishment, the scream that was coming came to late. The Ranger silently infiltrated the castle, finding the armory, and reported it to Andar. Then he, Kole, and the Rangers slipped into the castle, and sneaked into the armory. Kole started in surprise at the amount of weapons they had stored. Andar smiled, “Jackpot.” Kole blurted out in surprise, “Where on earth did they get so many weapons and armor!?” “I am guessing that this is a secret storehouse for weapons that they have gathered across Lenfald. Now they will return to their rightful owners.” Kole grinned, and they spent the rest of the night sneaking the weapons and armor out of the castle and into the Oakleaf Fortress.

 

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Soli Deo Gloria!

 

~Matthew Oh~

This Oakleaf Hydrangea looks beautiful in the rain as it puts on its Autumn coat.

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The ground is part of a moc im working on. You like?

Longwood Gardens Pa.

 

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A refresh and update to last years oakleaf stahlhelms, get yours starting TMCDIII!

Longwood Gardens Pa.

 

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This is one of my favorites. This Oakleaf Hydrangea is planted in an old cow trough and is out back. It's tallest stem had grown to over 12 feet tall. Yesterday we had our first storm (tropical in nature) come through and oh my ... blew so hard this top-heavy stalk is bent way over. The only beautiful blossom so I got a few shady shots this morning, and tried to stand it back up somewhat. One of my favorite Florida natives: Oakleaf Hydrangea: gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/plants/ornamentals/oaklea...

Oakleaf Fleabane flower ( Erigeron quercifolius)

Oakleaf fleabane typically flowers in spring and summer. It occurs naturally in sandhills and moist hammocks as well as in disturbed sites and along roadsides. A variety of pollinators are attracted to its blooms.

Oak leaf on oily ground

 

Fall Oak tree closeup.

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Well this was pretty hard to make, from sanding to cutting to fit a 1x2 plate perfectly in the stand. It is made of a Warhammer 40k stand with rocks, sticks, and moss. Hope you guys like it!

Croton (Codiaeum variegatum) "Oakleaf" with tri-lobed leaf shape

Erigeron quercifolius Lam.

Quick little snow this weekend. Just enough to be pretty but not disabling! ;)

Nymphalidae, Nymphalinae: Kallima sp.

There were still a few leaves hanging on, mostly small ones close to the ground. A tremendous amount of acorns scattered about on the ground~good winter grub for the creatures.

This was my second choice for this week's theme Into the Woods. An Oakleaf Hydrangea blossom ...

Reeves-Reed Arboretum, Summit,

New Jersey

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