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Is there any surprise that it exists? Generations of men covered their heads, and the body responded by losing the hair on the top of the head. Evolution at work. Check out the moustaches, almost every bloke has one.
Patterns and textures in the web, on the legs and back....Interesting if not beautiful creature. This one, another orb weaver in the back yard.
I had the day off work on Thursday, so I planned to get up reasonably early to go out and see a park that's not too far from where I live. I've heard about it but never been there. I was a little late getting out the door. I had breakfast, packed a small lunch, got everything together that I might need, dressed warm (it was nice and sunny but there was a cool breeze, probably somewhere around 5C) I loaded up the car and was on my way, quite excited to explore some new territory. I realized I was running on fumes so I stopped for gas. By about noon I was finally on my way, nothing to hold me back. After seeing a good size ice block from a fishing hole where I built THIS (a few min drive from my house) I pulled over to snap a few quick shots, just cause I could. I got some shots of the block and the hole, as I got closer I realized the hole was frozen over and there were bubbles with lovely swirls of colour, probably from gas that came from the chain saw used to cut the hole in the thick ice. I couldn't get the swirls focused with just the macro on my camera so I ran back to the car to get my macro lens, then ran/slid back to the hole. Even with the macro lens I still could get a decent shot. I ended up breaking the ice and it made some nice cracks that fractured the light producing rainbows. I did get some decent shots of them. I spent about 30 min out there and was getting really cold so I ran back to the car. All of a sudden the thought "save the camera" popped into my head as my feet lost their grip on the earth and gravity sent me flying towards the ground, the cold and very hard ground. I almost saved my camera, cushioned the fall at least. The maco lens popped of and slid across the ice. I laid there for a minute, started cursing and slowly got up. I had a major charlie horse on my thigh, I banged my knee really good.... or would that be really bad? It wasn't easy to walk, I was not happy! I picked up my lens it seemed fine, slight relief. I slowly walked back to the car like an old man that lost his cane. That was it for my nature hike. I only made it a few minute drive from my house! Frustrated, I drove home and laid on the couch for a while..... Story continued on the next photo.
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They're funny "diamonds" that don't actually have points. I suppose I should more technically call them "hexagons".
I was trying a new framing technique, but this has its own drawbacks, leaving gaps, or necessitating a lot of work to somehow fill up that 1x 0.2 studs-length gap.
Taken hand held on a local walk the contrast of the snow against the trees made for some pleasing patterns.
Worked a morning shift at Moksha, my first shift by myself! Afterwards I stopped by the used bookstore and picked up one from my to-read list, and got curry for lunch at Chad Thai. Made pesto risotto with garlic-roasted zucchini for dinner and watched some tv with Jeff. 248/365.
Week 31 Wildcard: Photographer's Choice
Decided to go Abstract this week. I've been obsessing over getting some birds in flight pictures these past few weeks, with less than satisfactory results- but, I'm not giving up. Day after day, I've gone to this one spot. One morning, I happened to look I down and there was my shot! Not a bird in flight, but I'll take it!
I love sand patterns like these. They are created as a gentle stream of water flow over the sand.
It was a very windy day with rain showers passing through all the time and sun bursting through the occasional gap in the clouds. I waited for the pocket of light to hit the center peak before I took this image.
I decided to crop the butterfly out of the image and just focus on the wings.
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The wind was howling and bringing up the soft sand from the dunes onto the hard sand which made some pretty patterns as we walked
Sympathy cards are hard to make but I find a good place to start is soothing florals or leaves. Also, a great way to use a small stamp from a set is to create a repeat pattern 🌿😃
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Debby