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I was waiting for a coworker to finish buying some fence posts yesterday, ended up playing around taking photos. Been a while since I've done anything artsy.
The translucent, waxy pipe of Indian Pipe (Monotropa uniflora) is unique. It has a single nodding flower that turns dark with age. The leaves are scale-like. (Source 1: "A Field Guide to Wildflowers of Northeastern and North-central North America" by Roger Tory Peterson and Margaret McKenny; Source 2: "National Audubon Society Field Guide to North American Wildflowers, Eastern Region" by William A. Niering, Nancy C. Olmstead, and John W. Thieret)
A pipe smoking man poses for photograph on a street of Barrio Alfama in Lisbon, Portugal November 22, 2006. Photo by Tim Chong
Darkday gently eases herself under the cross pipe. She has an injured ankle and its very swollen and sore
Explore 30th July 2011
A wee tune fae the Pipe Bands at the Square in Dufftown.
My 1st shot a shooting a video.
The Pipe Organ of Mother Church in Esposende, Portugal.
Orgão da Igreja Matriz de Esposende, Portugal.
Macro Mondays Guess What it is theme. Those of you that know me might recognize this from a Macro Mondays theme two years ago.
M42 macro lens. Extension tube. YN-460 through umbrella high right. Reflector left.
Underground Urban Exploration has been a wonderful new lifestyle hobby for darkday & I. It involves so many new and interesting skills that we have had to learn and try to master. it keeps us growing and sates our desire for excitement and adventure
Organ Pipe Cactus
(Stenocereus thurberi)
this particular plant showed an unusual crested form
Ajo Mountain Road loop
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona
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Another abstract (not dissimilar to my previous post) from a pile of industrial pipes found while walking Floyd through the derelict rail yards near home yesterday.
Castleton, Rochdale, Lancashire, UK.
14 January, 2012.
My Abstract set.