Plus they like to arrange themselves for dramatic effect.Nasturtiums they don’t give up, do they ?
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Plus they like to arrange themselves for dramatic effect.Nasturtiums they don’t give up, do they ?
Are these white calla lilies? I have some, always thought they were a different species than the coloured ones. We have masses spring up on roadsides and in paddocks in semi-rural areas in late winter.
I'm really unclear about that, and so is the PlantNet app. Sometimes they get tagged as callas or calla lilies, sometimes as arum lilies, and sometimes other things. Articles about them usually say "also called..." followed by half a dozen names. One place saysAre these white calla lilies? I have some, always thought they were a different species than the coloured ones.
Maybe the horizontal is better. Draws more attention to the human and the garbage (?). At least that was my first thought. Now I’m not so sureTwo different crops of the same photo. I originally shot this in vertical orientation and cropped it that way for MCC. But then I wondered if it would look better with a horizontal crop -- I'm still not sure. Any opinions?
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That's a random jumble of some extensions for the harbor dredge that aren't being used at the moment.and the garbage (?)
Me eitherNow I’m not so sure
I like the horizontal. It looks like a dystopia sort of image. Human and a pile of urban rubble.Two different crops of the same photo. I originally shot this in vertical orientation and cropped it that way for MCC. But then I wondered if it would look better with a horizontal crop -- I'm still not sure. Any opinions?
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They are beautiful. We often buy them in pots as garden decorations. Too early for that now. I think I must come over to your place - looks much nicer there
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