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Photographed at the Chichaqua Bottoms Greenbelt in northeastern Polk County, Iowa.
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Soft and wild and a bit on fire.
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A photo of Baptisia (Wild Indigo) taken at Reiman Gardens in Ames, Iowa.
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A ride down the 1/4 mile in this supercharged A/Gas (class in drag racing) supercharged hemi engine powered '41 Willy's would probably be just as exciting as a ride in the roller coaster behind it. Photographed at the GoodGuys Hot Rod & Custom Car Association's 29th annual show in Puyallup WA.
In the Ozark National Scenic Riverways of Missouri is a small herd of wild horses which have roamed the hill country for over 100 years. Sunday we were privileged to have run into a few.
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I found more of this flower than I found bluebells. There was one family in the forest, gathering the plants to make some kind of preserve with.
An isolated old homestead on the edge of the Lizard Head Wilderness - San Miguel Mountains, San Juan National Forest, Colorado
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“By discovering nature, you discover yourself.” -Maxine Lagace’
Embracing your wild doesn’t necessarily mean being loud, partying, or doing extreme things. To me, it means realizing deeply how much I need nature and how important it is overall. It means accepting myself for everything that I am, including the dark and savage parts. It means being a bit feral when it comes to being around other people and feeling most at peace when I’m alone (or with Mike), especially at home or in the wilderness. It means feeling my best when I have dirt on my feet, wind blown hair, and skin kissed by the sun. It means having a connection to animals that I struggle with when it comes to humans. It’s that part of me that’s still a child, happy and carefree, running through the forest and fields, climbing trees and getting dirty. For me, embracing my wild means keeping that wild child part of me alive.
This patch of daisies is growing in the field behind our house and I’ve really delighted in seeing it out there.
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I simply had to brave the weather bomb the eastern coast of Vancouver Island experienced a couple of days ago.. that wind was Fierce and left this photographer with salt on her face!!!
Macro element of a nearby wild meadow. No macro lens, flash guns or diffusers here - just an impromptu shot of a flower head :)
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All alone in the wild, surrounded by the green
Kissed by the rays of beauty, that on the ground are seen
Falling, falling through the trees, their branches now spread wide
Over the blanket of pure beauty, that covers the countryside
Where is found a seat of love, surrounded by the green
Kissed by the rays of light, that on the ground now stream