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It's not even my banana.
Blossom. No edit.
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yellow water iris - hipstamatic (I think)
The drugs have stopped working then John. Time to up the dosage methinks.I usually find sunset/sunrise images a bit clichéd, but this is effing brilliant with those buildings in the background. I see it as a dystopian futuristic image with those buildings ruined and smoking from some cataclysmic occurrence
The drugs have stopped working then John. Time to up the dosage methinks.
My wife's cousin had this played at his funeral, he had a brain tumour. The irony huh, always loved that song, but it puts a different slant on it now for me.
Fabulous - so sharp.
Just lovely, both of these.
My wife's cousin had this played at his funeral, he had a brain tumour. The irony huh, always loved that song, but it puts a different slant on it now for me.
True stories, just life and death Catherine.
Yeah....True stories, just life and death Catherine.
Ahem. I thought dragonfly on account of the wings held horizontal to the body as opposed to vertical in damselflies. Don’t tell me I wasted that hour on Google
BeautifulI posted a b/w version of this previously, but I don't think I ever posted the color version here. The rays of light stand out so clearly because the air was full of smoke from a forest fire 20 or 30 miles away.
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Walk in the redwoods
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Magical.I posted a b/w version of this previously, but I don't think I ever posted the color version here. The rays of light stand out so clearly because the air was full of smoke from a forest fire 20 or 30 miles away.
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Walk in the redwoods
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Insects can't see reds and can see into the ultraviolet.I find I’m quite intrigued by these naturally occurring colour combinations. They attract the particular pollinators for this type of flower and I wonder how it looks to those insects. But then, a significant portion of their colour vision is outside of what humans can see.
Insects can't see reds and can see into the ultraviolet.
Maybe they look something like this to them: https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=o...runaAhXrDcAKHQeXBegQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=974
I posted a b/w version of this previously, but I don't think I ever posted the color version here. The rays of light stand out so clearly because the air was full of smoke from a forest fire 20 or 30 miles away.
View attachment 109053
Walk in the redwoods
Snapseed, ACDSee Pro, Mextures
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yellow water iris - hipstamatic (I think)