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The daffodils are in full bloom now and the warm is coming! This stretch of woodland near the town of Bude was covered in dafs.
Coming off the back of another lengthy Flickr break, we managed a full day out and about today. Not much wildlife doing, nut I do have a couple of post-worthy pics to share...
This catkin was catching the late afternoon sun nicely - very minimal post-production on this.
Many thanks for looking :D
I love this spring loaded stapler - wouldn't have any other kind!
123 in 2023
#95 - Something on your desk
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As you can see, quite fond of this style at the moment and doing 'macro' shots. Rarely do this type of photography simply because I don't have sufficient kit to get super closeups and can just about get away with these daisy shots! Still enjoying doing something a bit different and have been having really good feedback so thanks to anyone that commented on the previous images in the 'spring daisies' set... If you want to see some proper macro and nature photography in general go check out my dads flickr page www.flickr.com/photos/paeuk/ ...
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Cover photo of the group Adriënnes Untouchable Textured Dream in May 2021
Cover photo of the group DREAMS DO COME TRUE in May 2021
Los Angeles, 2006
Spring Street was the financial center of Los Angeles for decades, until the Bunker Hill highrises started going up in the late 1950s. The primary architectureal styles featured in the former bank buildings (most of them currently converted to condominiums or rental units) are Beaux Arts and Art Deco.
For several months, I was one of the volunteer docents who gave walking tours of these grand old buildings for the Los Angeles Conservancy, which seeks to preserve the city's architectural heritage.
David and I took a tour of some units at an open house in the Bartlett Building. The 14th-floor units (lofts) offer panoramic views (and, alas, are priced accordingly); I'll post some of the photos I took up there later.
LOMO Fisheye/FujiColor Pro 400H/ISO 400/hp scanjet 4400c.