Recently I finally “got” the Fibonacci sequence and it’s all about the curve. Nature has the best subjects, and this one? It’s all about the curve.
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Recently I finally “got” the Fibonacci sequence and it’s all about the curve. Nature has the best subjects, and this one? It’s all about the curve.
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Several weeks ago I discovered the “Honeysuckle Tree,” a native tree that grows wild around Havana, Florida, and is a member of the azalea family. (Yes, those stamens sure do look like azaleas, don’t they?!?) While I was snapping photos of this beautiful, unusual tree, a bee flew in, buzzing about, seeming quite excited about dinnertime.
“Mmmmm, tasty treats,” says the Bee.
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There’s a slice of heaven in my own backyard, and what better representation of landscape could I use than my own? The old Oak trees with the Spanish moss, the Magnolia trees, everything I need is right where I am. Nature! Don’t you love it, too?
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Capturing the essence of the sun before setting herself to slumber
Such wondrous hues of Mother Nature’s art palette
Appear in the half-light between day and night
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Sometimes the sun casts its magical rays and I’m one lucky photographer to capture her reflections in my pictures. In this case, when I photographed these antique cordial glasses, the setting sun cast its reflections on the glass, resulting in a perfect example of vibrant.
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One of the prettiest covers I’ve ever seen adorns a sidewalk in Tampa, Florida; my interpretation of this week’s photo challenge, Circle.
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Grid: So many grids contained within the vast Vehicle Assembly Building in Kennedy Space Center, Florida. The building is amazing!
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One of my lilies about to explode, one of many forces of nature.
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The delicate patterned wings, the vibrant multi-colored body, the teeny furry hairs of the dragonfly, all say “intricate” to me.
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Back in 2009, we ventured to Kennedy Space Center in Titusville, Florida, to watch the first-ever (and only) launch of the Ares 1 rocket. Our mandatory arrival time was 5:00 a.m., which was way early; however, Mother Nature performed some beautiful sky art in the wee early morning hours over the rocket garden.
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