Environmental artist and landscape designer Sandra Adams once said, “The essence of nature can be found in all things." I think she's onto something there.
Take, for instance, this peculiar plant that I noticed for the first time a couple years ago. I have no idea what it is, but it is suddenly prolific in this area.
I photographed it before it had fully "bloomed," or whatever it is it's doing.
Now, to illustrate Sandra Adam's point, take a look at this photo of a neighbor's fireworks on New Year's Eve.
Yesterday, I was taking pictures of the pink ribbons across the sky...
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That's a half moon up there. |
and a pink sunset,
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I intentionally framed this photo with the icicles in it. |
when I happened to glance at the bird feeder on my front deck. It's difficult to get a crisp shot of a woodpecker through two layers of glass with film in between, and avoid the reflections in the glass. Also because the bird rarely stopped moving.
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First time ever for a woodpecker at the feeder. |
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It was after the layer of suet that covered this suet/seed block. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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What a stunning similarity between the plant and the fireworks! I love that you connected your recent fireworks photo so strikingly with one in your archives.
ReplyDeleteI love he picture taken out your window framed by the icicles! Should be hanging in a art gallery.
ReplyDeleteIt almost .. not quite.. makes me wish I was home in Manley Hot Springs in the .. BY GOSH .. North .. stunning photos .. maybe I will keep my web sites going when I leave India .. what a world YOU opened up for me .. thanks so much ..
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