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*** This Week Through Your Eyes 2020.05.16 ***
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Henry Richardson
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Wormsmeat
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Both your pictures, although good, look a bit tonally flat to my eye. No true blacks or whites. If that's what you intended then fine, just saying.
Wormsmeat
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Which one though?
Gunnlaugur Gudmundsson
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I was definitely looking for a faded effect in the Boy picture, so that's fine, the other one not so much, so you may well be right ... !
Gunnlaugur Gudmundsson
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Yes, used to be crowded, now only a handful.... I'm taking the opportunity to travel around the country this summer ... something that I've not done during the past few years.Looks pretty good anyway! I suppose there are few people there at the moment? Must be good to be able to enjoy your country without so many visitors
19andrew47
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A beautiful looking scene Gunnlaugur. Devoid of sightseers so that is likely unusual!
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111jackny44
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Lovely photo and glad to see a sunny day.
111jackny44
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Excellent photo, great light!
111jackny44
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Interesting Orchid, never seen one. Another sign of Spring.
111jackny44
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Agreed! Wish they could bring back!!!
111jackny44
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Excellent set! What a pretty bird.
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Blooming Wisteria
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Pretty. Wisterias are lovely when in bloom.
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California native plants in my garden are beginning to attract butterflies.
Painted Lady on a Verbena flower (Verbena lilacina). A opportunistic view of both top and bottom of the forewings, showing the identifying spots.
My first cactus bloom this year, the Peruvian Apple Cactus
[ATTACH alt="The designation "monstrose" refers to natural mutations of the plant. Zoom in to see the various protruding "knobs.""]2542896[/ATTACH]
The designation "monstrose" refers to natural mutations of the plant. Zoom in to see the various protruding "knobs."
[ATTACH alt="First bloom from one of the "desert bird of paradise" plants (not related to the common Bird of Paradise). The long protruding stamens are very attractive to the pollinators."]2542897[/ATTACH]
First bloom from one of the "desert bird of paradise" plants (not related to the common Bird of Paradise). The long protruding stamens are very attractive to the pollinators.
Early mornings and evenings in my garden are wonderful times spent during these strange times.
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Painted Lady on a Verbena flower (Verbena lilacina). A opportunistic view of both top and bottom of the forewings, showing the identifying spots.
My first cactus bloom this year, the Peruvian Apple Cactus
[ATTACH alt="The designation "monstrose" refers to natural mutations of the plant. Zoom in to see the various protruding "knobs.""]2542896[/ATTACH]
The designation "monstrose" refers to natural mutations of the plant. Zoom in to see the various protruding "knobs."
[ATTACH alt="First bloom from one of the "desert bird of paradise" plants (not related to the common Bird of Paradise). The long protruding stamens are very attractive to the pollinators."]2542897[/ATTACH]
First bloom from one of the "desert bird of paradise" plants (not related to the common Bird of Paradise). The long protruding stamens are very attractive to the pollinators.
Early mornings and evenings in my garden are wonderful times spent during these strange times.
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111jackny44
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Lovely photos! How many flowers will you get on the Peruvian Cactus?
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Good job on removing the cars. Wish I could master that. Blue Door, Blue Sky works for me. It looks like someone "forgot" to return that ocean container. Very creative door in it
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Thanks.
Unfortunately, just 2 or 3 each season.
The non-monstrose plants produce several dozen. This bloomed last night, with more on the way!
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Jim Vincent
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Interesting spring flowers - very different from here in Minnesota.
Jim Vincent
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It's been a very dry spring here in Minnesota - until today. It was pretty grey all day yesterday and started raining late afternoon. This morning we had 3" in the gauge and it's still raining. Took a bunch of spring flower photos yesterday, and, this one of a Gold Finch sitting in our crab apple tree today (inspiring the title).
I liked the contrast of the bright yellow gold finch to the greens and pinks of the crab apple in bloom.
These guys are probably loving today's rain.
Hope she's not upset that her hair and book are wet today
My E-M1 iii and 12-100 might not mind the rain, but, I'm happy not to be laying in the wet grass to get this in-camera stack.
Another in-camera stack
Yet another in-camera stack
[ATTACH alt="Veronica peeking over the rock - bloom is about 1/4" across "]2542915[/ATTACH]
Veronica peeking over the rock - bloom is about 1/4" across
And a few primula
All shots SOOC.
With all this rain the garden should really be taking off soon...
I liked the contrast of the bright yellow gold finch to the greens and pinks of the crab apple in bloom.
These guys are probably loving today's rain.
Hope she's not upset that her hair and book are wet today
My E-M1 iii and 12-100 might not mind the rain, but, I'm happy not to be laying in the wet grass to get this in-camera stack.
Another in-camera stack
Yet another in-camera stack
[ATTACH alt="Veronica peeking over the rock - bloom is about 1/4" across "]2542915[/ATTACH]
Veronica peeking over the rock - bloom is about 1/4" across
And a few primula
All shots SOOC.
With all this rain the garden should really be taking off soon...
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