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My orchid that has lain dormant for months started blooming again on January 1st - Definitely fits the weekly theme of "New Beginnings".
One of the photographic techniques that I want to learn more about this year is focus stacking, which would work well for such a subject.
Flickr Lounge ~ Curves, Arcs and Arches
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Took this when walking the dog, Friday evening, then got home to see the theme for Smile on Saturday. I think they call this serendipity. Have a great SoS everyone!
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self-portrait
(July 9, 2014)
I know I've already used this one in the diptych composition, but then I realized that I liked its simplicity and minimalism more and let it exist on its own.
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two tailed swallowtail on a chuparosa on our property
I wanted to use the photo I took of the moon last night but decided it looks better here.
Weekly Theme Challenge ~ Spring
This view is all about Spring. Beautiful English Bluebells, fragrant gorse, green fields and trees beginning to bear their new leaves...isn't Mother Nature wonderful?
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For Tuesday Dec. 30, 2025
Active Assignment Weekly - Night Lights
AAW - Dec. 22-29, 2025.
Christmas themed lights in a front yard.
I usually do not interfere with my photographic subjects, so the Knolling-topic was quite foreign to me. I kind of like the result, however a bit more in the other uploaded version with some more framing, which would not quite fit the MM-regulations anymore.
(photo taken for Macro Mondays)
Tumwater Canyon Bridge - Leavenworth, Washington.
The Great Northern Railroad Built a tunnel through Stevens Pass in Washington State. The Railroad discovered the exhaust from the steams engines caused problems in the tunnels. Because of this they used electric engines to pull the cars through. A dam was created in Tumwater Canyon on the Wenachee River. The water was sent through a pipeline down to a plant that generated electricity for the engines. In 1954 the railroad started using diesel engines and abandoned the pipeline and power plant. This bridge was used for the pipeline to cross the river. It is now been converted into a footbridge that follows a trail of the old pipeline.