Another from this month in 2016...
Sony NEX-6, Samyang 12mm, f/4
Cheers
Hugh
Sony NEX-6, Samyang 12mm, f/4
Cheers
Hugh
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Photo of the Day November 2022
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This is our Benjamin(Ben). He is a Cockapoo. His favorite resting places are the tops of our couches and chairs. He is the most gentle, loving, teddy bear ever. He rarely barks, and his most favorite person in the whole world is mama(my wife Sue). She spoils him most.🥰🥰🥰
One of the first pictures I took with my iPhone 13PM
One of the first pictures I took with my iPhone 13PM
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Winter Wonderland in London yesterday. Beautiful day for it.
I don’t want to count how many treats it took to get her to go in there.
Photo taken spring 2011 in a beech forest.
I love the contrast between the dark tree trunk and the light green colors of the leaves. The best time of the year to enjoy this is in the spring.
I’m really looking forward to the spring!
Nikon D40X - 38 mm, f/5,6, iso 140, 10/1250s
Trees are some of my favorite beings.
From last summer before the province closed down lovely Chinook Lake to rework the roads and expand the parking.
Fuji XP90 waterproof Camera.
Fuji XP90 waterproof Camera.
You just know some beaver is going to pose with this as if he did it.
Beavers have been criticized for years as being destructive. In actuality they are a very important part of natures balance. I watched a program about how they contributed to the restoration of the wetlands in one of our national parks after being hunted to near extinction. Their dams created ponds and marshes that had long since dried up, critical to many other species of birds, fish and small mammals.
What a beautiful flower!
What’s the name of the flower?
Edit: I was wrong. They are a South American Amaryllis. Specifically Hippeastrum Reticulatum. I apologize for the confusion. You are right sir! @stillcrazyman
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Stowe, VT, moments before I was carried off by aliens.😁
Growing up, our neighbor grew them... we called them "peppermint Lillies" because of the striping - they looked like peppermint sticks... no idea what the actual name is beyond the fact that it's definitely a lily of some sort.
They look like Amaryllis.