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SesiĂłn un poco improvisada a Prado realizada por Bea (beahohen.blogspot.com.es/) y yo. AquĂ dejo mi aportaciĂłn. Espero que os guste.
Endangered wild Chess Flower on a Meadow in Franconia, Germany. Lovely Chequered Lily on a spring evening. Macro with shallow depth of field
Collage of magazine images, computer printed text, acrylic paint, stamped images, gel pen and souffle pen.
This was THE picture, not great photographically but of a genuine wild Orangutan. We'd been hoping to see one but were prepared for the fact that we might not see one in the wild.
Lovely yellow flowers at the end of November. Wild Cowpea Vigna luteola in a Bird Conservation park in Lake Jackson, Texas. Found worldwide, it is eaten by domestic and wild animals. Nov. 2024.
LA: Prunus avium
EN: Wild cherry
DE: Vogel-Kirsche
HU: Vadcseresznye / Madárcseresznye
The wild version of the cultivated cherry trees. Naturally grows in mixed decidiuous forests, like oak-hornbeam, beech, maple-lime or alder-elm frests.
Endemic to Europe, Kaukasus and Iran.
There are countless cultivated and hybridized versions of it.
"Full many a flower is born to blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air."
(Gray's Elegy)
I found this hidden beauty in fields near the Cutacre slagheaps in Atherton/Tyldesley.
This gentelman is one of the regular performers at the Fort Worth Stockyards, playing the part of Wild Bill Hickok.
Wyethia, or mule's ears, are abundant in Grand Teton in Mid June. We were one week early, only a few patches were thick with mule's ear blooms. These mini sunflowers brighten up the sagebrush covered ground.
just as i've started posting a bit more regularly i'm going to take another extended absence as in a few hours i fly to borneo to travel for a few weeks. so i thought i'd get one more post out when i should be packing. i'm particularly proud of this shot, partly because it required minimal processing (not counting the rotation to get the horizon straight) but also because it all kind of happened by accident. i was driving, well technically being driven, in etosha national park when we saw a springbok slowly walk onto the road. as soon as i reached for my camera it got spooked and started bounding into the infinite grass so i just pointed and clicked as fast as possible. i ended up with what i think is my favourite picture of the year so far. hopefully i'll be as pleased with what i bring back in my camera from borneo.
here's the original
I made this out of linen with a Loulouthi which inspired the FMQ wild flowers
Blogged here
mrsssewandsow.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/at-last.html
Basket made from this tutorial:
Wild Turkey 2009. Bike Octoberfest in Daytona. Finally - after 2 weeks been out of virtual life (because my desctop was burned after storm) I build new computer and ready to processed photo on this new machine! :) Yes!
Nikon D60 + Nikkor P 180mm f2.8 .
Endangered wild Chess Flower on a Meadow in Franconia, Germany. Lovely Chequered Lily on a spring evening. Macro with shallow depth of field
Met a group of Daytona's infamous homeless population. A core group gave me a grimy tour and were friendly and cool, reveling in the interest and day-to-day dramas of the streets. A wild, varying group of characters and personalities - all had their stories and interesting quirks.
As they put it often, they follow a "different path".