Happy New Year 2018
Monthly Archives: December 2017
Bay day mist
Merry Christmas!
Best wishes for a very Merry Christmas and holiday season to everyone.
Cactus Flowers before and after Redux – B&W
Allan of sweet ohm CA suggested a black and white treatment of the cactus flowers in my previous post might look good. Sounded interesting so here’s a re-do.
Weekly Photo Challenge – 2017 Favorites
“To celebrate the end of the year share the most meaningful photo you’ve taken in 2017.” For many reasons the place represented in this photo has a lot of meaning for me. That it is done in gingerbread is just that much sweeter. Here’s hoping you, too, have had good memories of special places or times in 2017.
Australian Walking Stick
Female Australian walking stick (extatosoma tiaratum). To avoid predators this docile insect is camouflaged to look like leaves and if threatened, will curl its tail to mimic a scorpion. The one shown here, subject of the last post, is now back in her terrarium happy to munch on eucalyptus leaves.
Peek-a-boo!
An Australian walking stick takes a peek at her surroundings while out for a stroll.
Cactus Flowers before and after
The first image is of impressive cactus flowers captured in the morning. The second, a scant few hours later, is of the same flowers that afternoon. What an amazing change in so short a time.
Cosmopollentan
A cosmo, a honey bee and a cucumber beetle. Cosmopollentan 😉 .
Weekly Photo Challenge – Ascend
Some ascend, some descend.
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