Cheltenham wall art
Glasswing butterfly
The Bake Hatch
Hummingbird and flowers
Gloucester dry dock
A regular garden visitor
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Starling in flight
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Statue Reflections
The joy of bubbles
Birds in flight
Clematis flower
Clematis flower macro closeup
Clematis flower macro closeup
Law enforcement needs a break, too
Modern art?
Anchor ring
A view along the Purton Hulks
The side of a ferroconcrete barge
A silted-up wooden barge
Sternpost and rudder
A last piece of hull
Horse Pasture
Pigeon Courtship
St. Mary's Street, Gloucester
A Walk in the Woods
Shrine in Prinknash Abbey grounds
Pear Arch and tulips
Old and New
Making friends
Nesting Swans
Gloucester Canalside Apartments
Origami display from below
A river view
Cheltenham Observation Wheel
Rapeseed field
Hunting with hounds
Tulip flower from above
City park in Savannah, Georgia
Collage - A Walk in the Woods (Spring is here!)
Cheltenham College Chapel
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Bluebell closeup
An experiment with macro focus-stacking in the camera. This one turned out pretty well, but the slightest breeze is enough to make the stacked result blurry.
Our local woodland is a blue wash of native bluebells at this time of year. A lot of gardens have the Spanish bluebells in bloom (larger, more upright flowers) and the woodland edge has a mixture of both varieties, and their hybrids.
Our local woodland is a blue wash of native bluebells at this time of year. A lot of gardens have the Spanish bluebells in bloom (larger, more upright flowers) and the woodland edge has a mixture of both varieties, and their hybrids.
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A really lovely shot.
we do not have bluebells growing here, to warm I suppose
Wünsche noch einen schönen Tag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
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