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Some of the ruins to be found located throughout the city of Athens. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a 50mm 1.4 lens.
A single bloom from a bouquet given to me by a friend.
Table top photography is great when you can't go far.
Glad to say I'm making steady progress since the surgery last week.
One a Week - Week 43
we found this tulip on a wooden bench; I had to take a photo : ))
I hope you have / had a lovely May Day ! 🌷
[ manual Auto Revuenon MC 50mm f1.4 on a Pentax K-70 ]
... the title is a reference to Pink Floyd's 'San Tropez'
Tiddles has finally started curling up on my lap. I never dreamed she would ever be brave enough to do that!
A ray of sunshine, the Ranunculus flower, a.k.a buttercup, is a mostly perennial flowering plant whose shiny and cup-like shape gave rise, supposedly, to its nickname buttercup. A buttercup’s sparkling light also needs the sun to be high in the sky, so May is the best time of year for the flowers.
I remember as a child being told that if you hold a fresh buttercup flower under one’s chin and if a yellow reflection from the flower's shiny petals can be seen under the chin, the person is said to "like butter". This custom is still taught to young children and shows how buttercup petals reflect light.
There was a real pea souper in Bristol this morning but I've pulled my back, so wasn't heading off to the muddy woodland. Frustrating. Instead I had to settle for the droplets that the fog left on our garden plants once it lifted.
Nikon F4
Nikkor AF 180mm f/2.8 ED IF
Fujifilm Superia
B&W Circular Pol
Unicolor C41
Dslr Digitized
CC Photoshop
This is from Friday.
I layed in the snakey grass even though I didn't want to lol.
Todays the last day of Spring break. :( Back to real life tomorrow.
Only about a month until I get a Summer break, I can make it!