Patterns in our daily life
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There are about 500 species in Australia with about half of them yet undescribed.
I found these very hard to photograph because of their shiny shell, lots of reflections. In my Australian Woolly Bush!
Another shot in 2nd comment
Macro Mondays weekly theme--you can choose to photograph The Beatles or a beetle insect
From the archives ... a photo from years ago taken in Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada. I think it's a Japanese maple but I will happily stand corrected if someone knows better.
Some kindred spirits are in the first comment box.
... always on the move !
Somewhere over Greenland / Grönland
on our way from Frankfurt to Calgary, AB, Canada
All crossings are equal, but some crossings are more equal than others. As seen on a walk in London.
After heavy spring rains with ice pieces, it is successfully recovering.
Have a great week and thank you for visiting!
HMM!
Again taken on the Common in one of the little ponds. Here today gone tomorrow. (I've heard that before somewhere)
An inverted black and white image of an opening cycad frond.
f/3.2 1/125 ISO 400 Pentax DFA f/2.8 100mm Pentax K-5
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