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The Zinnias always manage to go through the end of the autumn season before withering.
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This photo mysteriously disappeared from my Photostream today so I am reposting to have a record of it. Thanks for your visits, faves and comments!
Ohio Spiderwort, or bluejacket spiderwort, is a native plant about 2 feet tall. The plant blooms from May to July. The light violet to blue-violet flowers open up during the morning and close by the afternoon in sunny weather, but remain open longer on cloudy days. When picked, the stem oozes a clear, slimy juice. The name spiderwort is reported to have come from its use as a cure for spider bites.
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Ripubblico una foto di qualche mese fa, il titolo nasce dal fatto che oltre a essere ripostata e stata anche post prodotta nuovamente partendo da zero. Trattasi di 12 scatti verticali uniti prima su lightroom e poi lavorati su photoshop e nik, con questa lavorazione ho cercato di mantenere la foto più fedele il possibile alla realtà diminuendo le dominanti sature del precedente scatto a scapito di un maggior rumore digitale
I have been working on this picture to try to resize it, so this is a repost although a new crop. I have also straightened the image, which I can't believe I missed in the first place. If you have seen it before in it's original size, ( almost square) you can see the stuggle I am having with the composition. I would appreciate any suggestions.
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A very fancy lighting fixture seen while walking downtown
from Avalon Park...
Since I posted this before in B&W, I have disabled the comments... but thank everyone who came to take a closer peek...
press L for light box mode.
Not finding the time to shoot lately so I've been going thru older images. This is a single image taken August 16, 2020 at 5:46am. No photoshop. Straight out of the camera.
We had no idea this storm was producing lightning when we left our home in Walnut Creek very early this Saturday morning. Dogs in tow, we were heading to the Marin Headlands to do a hike and catch the sunrise. We arrived at the bridge for this show and luckily my camera gear was in the trunk. I think I was the third photographer arriving at Battery Spencer. It was magical, photographers were screaming in delight. The composition is not great but, it's one of my all time favorite photography experiences. When the sun finally came up the hill was crowded with photographers.