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This is actually wild Jasmine that I transplanted from the woods to one of my flowerbeds. It's more sparse than the cultivated variety, but looks just the same.
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Of course, it wasn't quite this colorful, but, in the evening sun, this clover bloom was fascinating and full of the magic of Spring! Besides, it also reminded me of a wrap-around skirt that I used to wear...*+^
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Around the edge of the lake you could peer into the swamps beyond, and, although they stayed just out of reach of my lens, there were LOTS of Egrets milling about in the shallow waters, hunting and catching fish.
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After working on this one for over an hour, I ended up deleting everything but a small amount of Gausean Blur and the original shot. It's too easy to get caught up in all the different options of PS Elelments and losing what you liked about a photo to be…
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I was getting so carried away with taking shots, I didn't notice that my robe was very close to not doing it's job....(=P Just in case I don't get around to posting any more before Christmas, I hope you all have a wonderful Holiday!!!!!!!!......^+^
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I wanted to do something not quite so 'contrasty', and came up with this... Here's hoping everyone has an enjoyable Father's Day weekend!!!...^+^ This is the anthers on a Daylilly, btw....
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One of the Hydrangeas put out a small cluster of blooms, nothing like what it should be. I suppose I should fertilize...{=P
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Although this tiny wildflower (lawn weed) is quite colorful, I liked the way black and white shows the lovely forms and shape of the plant. I'll post a color shot later...^+^
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I love to watch the leaves of this Century Plant fatten up in the Spring and slowly separate from the main stalk...what looks like a shadow of the thorn on the right, is actually the leaf's imprint on the next leaf below.
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Sometimes, when I can't find anything to shoot, I just sit down in the yard somewhere and take shots of whatever I see around me. It's surprising what you see, sometimes...
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Barring a last minute freeze, Winter is just about over here. It looks like it's time to get out the mower and start mulching all the stuff that's been drying out all season!
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