Showing posts with label nature flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature flower. Show all posts
Saturday, March 2, 2019
Friday, September 11, 2015
Ugly Comes With Pretty
Another photo jaunt to the "Pond" this morning.
Tried to get some sunrise shots , and ended up with this.
Sometimes , a little ugly comes with the pretty.
Thanks for stopping by,
Tried to get some sunrise shots , and ended up with this.
Sometimes , a little ugly comes with the pretty.
Thanks for stopping by,
Friday, August 28, 2015
Friday, August 21, 2015
Friday, August 14, 2015
I did not see the ant until I uploaded
my photos to my computer to process.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Another One From My Back Yard
If you live in Florida, there is a Magnolia tree somewhere close to where you live.
They normally produce blooms for most of the summer.
Through their life cycle the blooms can be very interesting to photograph.
Thanks for stopping by.
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Natural Florida,
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Walton County,
white
Saturday, June 20, 2015
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charlie day,
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nature flower,
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pink,
Spring color,
Walton County
Saturday, April 18, 2015
With all the rain we have been having here in Argyle,Florida ,
raindrops on the wild honeysuckle blooms looked fairly nice,
so I braved the elements, got a little wet , but got a nice picture.
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weed,
white,
wild
Saturday, April 11, 2015
One more bloom from the backyard.
It has been foggy each morning I have planed to do
sunrise landscape photos so I have resorted
to stuff in my backyard. Hope you like it.
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charlie day,
color,
damp,
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green,
Natural Florida,
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nature flower,
nature photographer,
Northwest Florida,
outdoors,
Panhandle,
spring,
Spring color
Friday, April 3, 2015
A Spring Weed?
A plant in my backyard, could be some kind of weed.
Using a prime macro 40mm lens makes this flower bloom ,
the size of a persons thumb nail, larger than life.
Still it is unique and pretty.
Labels:
Argyle,
back yard,
charlie day,
color,
flower,
green,
Natural Florida,
nature,
nature flower,
weed,
yellow,
yellow flower
Sunday, September 21, 2014
A wild growing spider lily from our back yard.
Interesting flower to photograph.
A slight breeze , everything wiggles.
Interesting flower to photograph.
A slight breeze , everything wiggles.
Labels:
Argyle,
back yard,
blue,
charlie day,
flower,
green,
nature flower,
nature photographer,
Panhandle,
pink,
red,
spider lily
Monday, May 5, 2014
Saturday, March 8, 2014
A Little Bit Of Early Spring
An early spring azalea bud .
A couple week,s ago mid morning, 37f degrees , wet after a overnight rain, and breezy,
manual settings on the camera.
Friday, February 21, 2014
Sunday, June 23, 2013
In The Backyard
Sometimes when you get bored ,
ease into your backyard if you have one.
TAKE YOUR CAMERA
What you might see if you look might
surprise you.
These were take in my backyard when
an afternoon thundershower had finished up.
I should have also taken bug spray.
Skitters were rough!!
ease into your backyard if you have one.
TAKE YOUR CAMERA
What you might see if you look might
surprise you.
These were take in my backyard when
an afternoon thundershower had finished up.
I should have also taken bug spray.
Skitters were rough!!
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Deer Lake State Park Walton County Florida
| Shot from a elevated walkway to the beach. |
| Progress sure messes up a nice view!! |
Deer Lake State Park
Walton County Florida
Labels:
beach,
Deer Lake State Park,
dunes,
fauna,
Florida State Park,
flower,
green,
gulf,
Natural Florida,
nature flower,
nature photographer,
Northwest Florida,
Panhandle,
sand,
Spring color,
state park,
Walton County
Location:
Walton, FL, USA
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Sunday, February 5, 2012
At the Pond , A mushroom?
A cloudy yucky morning I found a nice little mushroom to photograph.
To get this angle I had to lay down on a flooded beaver dam. I forgot my
ground cloth , so guess who got wet? Nice shot Maybe?
To get this angle I had to lay down on a flooded beaver dam. I forgot my
ground cloth , so guess who got wet? Nice shot Maybe?
Labels:
color,
fauna,
Florida,
flower,
grass,
mushroom,
Natural Florida,
nature,
nature flower,
nature photographer,
outdoors,
pond,
spring,
wild
Friday, July 15, 2011
Sunday, July 10, 2011
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