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On August 30, the Day of Saint Felix. That afternoon, four of the greatest collas compete to build the best castells.
After hours trying to figure out what this sedge was I decided to stop. I keyed it out to Carex feta, which it actually does resemble, but there aren't any records in my area.
Ovales subgenus of Carex, perhaps C. feta. St. Edward's Park, Kenmore, King County Washington, 25 May 2016.
How dare Gucci spoil the view - although if they are contributing funds towards saving Venice, perhaps they can be forgiven.
Plywood deck set on top of the styrofoam for added strength. I knew there would be a great deal of foot traffic on top of the vase so a layer of plywood was applied to the top of the project. Later, a bithuthane waterproof membrane was applied to the entire top surface of the vase. Mirror mosaics were then placed atop the membrane and grouted; the entire vase is water tight. Also viewable from this picture is the 1/4" steel plate recessed 13" below top of vase. This is where the steel sleeves would eventually be placed... the flower stems would then slip over the sleeves.
a brittlegill mushroom perhaps, but which exact species I'm unsure.
Seen on an early autumn walk through Ardkinglas Forest Garden
i cant believe my eyes that i could see a puurrfect landscape like this...it is really mesmerizing and fascinating...i'd almost fall in love with the view...but actually i really did..hehe
2007, ballpoint pen. One of very few high school drawings that I am still fond of. Drawn while waiting for webpages to load (thank you, dial-up).
This photo reminds me of 3 things to watch out for.
Firstly, background - it's not bad, but it's not natural, and although the bird was under a shelter, if the background was right, you may not be sure it's not 'in nature'.
Secondly, the depth of field isn't great. I tend to whack a fully open aperture on when I want background blurring. But here it'd have worked better with a slightly smaller aperture to keep more focus through the bird's feathers.
Lastly, catchlights. This bird looks alert, largely because of the light in its eye
Such cheery spring flowers, perhaps because they are among the first to bloom in the spring and add their cheery yellows to the landscape - they are among my favourites in the spring garden! Short lived but a joy to behold!
Taken from Wikipedia;
The name Narcissus is derived from that of the narcissistic youth of Greek mythology called Narkissos. Though "Narcissi" is sometimes given in dictionaries as the grammatically correct plural of "Narcissus", The American Daffodil Society prefers the use of "narcissus" for both singular and plural. (the Webster's Third New International Dictionary gives "narcissus", "narcissuses" and lastly "narcissi" as plural forms).
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with your tunes?
haha... this is the ONLY reason I even wanted a Shuffle, TRUE STORY.
so cute <3
(this one came as a freebie :D)