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First flower of Spring.
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"Kaleidoscope" derives from the Greek καλός (kalos), "beautiful" + είδος (eidos), "shape" + σκοπέω (scopeο), "to look at, to examine".
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- Day 287 - Water droplets on crocus
- Day 286 - Warped bike tire
- Day 285 - Yellow orchid at Hamachi Kita
- Day 284 - Building and Cloud
- Day 283 - St. Mary's Basilica
- Day 282- Neon Reflection on Bench in the Rain
- Day 281 - Halifax Twestival
- Day 280 - Sandstone Columns
- Day 279 - Bubbles
- Day 278 - Fog over Saint Matthew's Church
- Day 277 - Blue Sky and Birch
- Day 276 - Thrush Hermit Reunion
- Day 275 - Crocus
- Day 274 - Beep Discontinued
- Day 273 - Saint Patrick's Day
- Day 272 - Lite-Brite
- Day 271 - Morning at the Town Clock
- Day 270 - The Brier
- Day 269 - Blue Sky
- Day 268 - Building. Blue Sky. Nice day. Yes.
- Day 267 - Building Quilt
- Day 266 - Light Trails
- Day 265 - Warm sun don't leave us
- Day 264 - Blue sky, wispy clouds and tugboats
- Day 263 - Point Pleasant Park
- Day 262 - Sun makes appearance
- Day 261 - Building renovation
- Day 260 - Grain Elevators
- Day 259 - Train Tracks
- Day 258 - Layers
- Day 257 - To Do: Buy new wipers
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Wow. I LOVE this. I want to go hunting for flowers tomorrow to take photos...not that I have any clue how you got it to look so fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThanks. It helps to have a macro. Your 50mm won't get close enough. :-)
ReplyDeletehaha, don't I know it!! I'm constantly backing away when taking food photos because I'm too close. LOL.
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