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No Spring flowers around here yet - we actually got a taste of winter with a little snow and cold temperatures! So I got this tiny flower pot at the store yesterday with four crocuses in it!! ;-)
By selective, I mean using the selective focusing process as it relates to photography. The beautiful yellow tulips in the center of the image are in focus, and the rest of the beauties are out of focus!
This shot crosses back over the divide and returns to lo-fidelity style digital photography. This monochrome image was taken with a cheap, plastic HL-C Holga lens and shows water running over a ford. A ford is simply a concrete slab typically placed over a stream or creek that lets you drive through the water (unless it’s flooding and becomes impassible). Photographed at Dolliver Memorial State Park in Webster County, Iowa.
HL-C Holga Lens for Canon
F8.0 (per the manufacturer)
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Conversion: Color calibration= gray, Input R = +1.0
Dryad's Saddle (Pheasant Back) mushroom attached to a fallen/cut log and sitting just above the forest undergrowth.
For Looking Close on... Friday!
A hydrangea flower looking past its best.
Thank you for any visits, faves and comments, I will try to catch up but I am going to be away from wifi intermittently over the next few days.
"Town Cinema in 8 Scenes" is an art installation in Wolfville, Nova Scotia by Wheelwright. Eight of these frames are in various locations around town. You are invited to find them, and play out the scene described. This one says "Scene Four - a jogger calmly running away from bees imported by accident somewhere in Spain"