Plants in cracks
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Taken with my iPhone
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I drove across Beverley Westwood yesterday an ancient area of pasture land on the edge of Beverley, were cattle still graze unfenced. In all my years of crossing the Westwood I have never seen it so carpeted in buttercups. I had time to stop and take a quick grab shot as you can see the sky was heavy with clouds a few minutes after taking the shot it was pouring with rain
Apart from a crop it is SOOC with no filters
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16.feb.10 - 752 / 111 / 433 / 3 galleries
We don´t see light we are light.
and we´re spreading light.
Where light shines through
it´s something thin and fragile
But only that way can the light get in...
There are places to go where your spirits are never dampened. Look for those places.
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Not all insights need to be dazzling.
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It's only possible to live happily ever after on a moment to moment basis.
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The paths we take depend on our definitions of success.
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Projection is; seeing the world through our own experience.
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The past few days have brought lots of wind to Southern California. Hopefully some Rain will be Riding on the Wind.
Location: Suban, Curup, Bengkulu province.
#fern #pakis
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Happy Bokeh Wednesday everyone!! Gosh, it must be weeks since I posted in this group!
Hope you all have a lovely day:)
Explored June 10th 2009 - thanks so much everyone for your lovely comments!
Hecha con el flash con difusor sobre un trípode disparado a 1/2 potencia colocado a la derecha de la cámara.
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Gracias a todos por vuestra visita y comentarios.
Thank you very much for your visit and comments.
St-Cergue, Canton of Vaud, Switzerland
I had to take some altitude (1041 meters) to find some interesting light as most of the valley was lost in the mist. When the sun burst, the light revealed these intense autumnal tones and brighten up my foggy day. These kind of weather conditions during Fall are definitely awesome for Photography.
Wieder taten es mir die schönen Farben der Kratzdistel am Morgen an. Leider gab es heute morgen keinen tau, dafür aber eine kleine Biene, die sich auf die Distel setzte.