PhLB - Luc Boonen's favorite photos

SC69 – Seasons The photos of fungi were taken at Attingham Park, and the flower photos were taken in our garden. At one point there were 4 Red Admirals basking in the warm autumn sunshine in the garden. By the time I got the camera only 2 remained on the dahlias. The seasons are getting mixed up because of climate change I think.

Frucht / Samen der 'Jungfer im Grünen' (Nigella damascena) _____ SC - 29.10.2023 - Thema: season

Taken as we reached the summit of the Cumbres and Toltec Railroad. The line runs between Chama, New Mexico, and Antonito, Colorado. The summit is near 10,000 feet. The aspens (and others) were displaying remarkable colors. Some of the blur is the motion of the train, some of the blur is bokeh. For the Sunday Challenge, this is a nice way to enjoy the change of seasons. Winter will be along soon enough. At least the conifers in the background will stay green throughout the seasons. See: swansonphotos.com/cumbres

SC69 – Seasons enlarge on black for a better view. 3 pips Autumn Leaves

SC69 – Post October 29 - Seasons Après la canicule et la sécheresse, voici l'automne et ses pluies non-stop ! Sur les plants d'artichauts à gauche : le retour des pucerons !

Wish you a peaceful Sunday! May peace prevail!!!!!!!

Sunday challenge 69 - Seasons It is Spring here in Australia, and we haven't rain for a long time, so this is very welcome.

Range of grainers, floggers and softeners plus oil tints and oil based glaze for scumbling.

The gears of a machine at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney, Australia. It is a steam-powered printing press. This is a "tool", indeed a very important one in the history of the world. While the original hand-operated presses appeared in mid-1400's, the effect of the printing press is still being felt today in 2023. The historical researcher Elizabeth Eisenstein makes the point that society is still trying to deal with the impact of this invention. The original photo is in color, but I kinda liked the converted image. The conversion was done with GIMP. The photo was taken with the Panasonic GX85.