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seen in Nippori, Tokyo

This young leaf fell onto a damp rock, where the moisture highlights the ribs of the leaf.

seen in Higashi Nippori, Tokyo

Oil on canvas

2008

52" x 36"

A translucent "flower" at my parents' house.

 

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Edited Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter image of translucent ice on sand dunes.

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The image displays several jellyfish, likely a species known as the "Fried Egg Jellyfish" or "Egg-yolk Jelly," due to their characteristic appearance with a white, translucent bell and a central, elevated yellow or orange gonad resembling a fried egg.

 

Key facts about the Fried Egg Jellyfish:

Appearance: They have a distinctive look with a milky white or translucent bell and a bright yellow or orange central gonad, giving them their name.

Size: The bell can reach a diameter of about two feet when fully grown.

Habitat: These jellies can be found in cooler, temperate waters globally, including the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and the Mediterranean and Aegean seas.

Diet: They primarily feed on zooplankton and smaller species of jellyfish.

Movement: They are largely reliant on ocean currents for movement, pulsating their bells occasionally.

To be fair, Keitha saw these backlit blossoms first!

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The Orlando airport has a glass wall that's been acid-etched with a scene of Florida plants and wildlife. It's quite gorgeous, but wasn't all that easy to photograph (when I took it with flash, the flash went right *through* the glass and failed to illuminate anything!)

 

Found in the fine hairs of moss.

The stretched goat skin looks great when back lit.

I love beech trees and their leaves look magical in sunlight.

a sad sight to see after an incredible cup of coffee.

Sun light on the back of the calf skin of Stuart's banjo.

Topaz Studio and CS6 settings used.

Haven't taken much photo of Maggie since I gave her a new face.

 

I really like her in this black dress. Don't who made it, but it was a gift from dear Laura. Thank you Laura:)

 

I really love the translucent face, how her tone changes against different lighting.

万博公園、Osaka, Flowery Japan

Translucent

It is not always that easy to guess what will happen when light bends.

----- Best view in black-grey-----

 

Nikon D700

JML 21mm

 

Another incomprehensible iceberg in Lake Argentina in Los Glaciares National Park.

 

I've never seen such clear glacial ice -- especially illuminated with back light like this. On top of that I love the texture of this ice chipped like an ancient stone tool.

seen in Takadanobaba, Tokyo

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