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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 316 - Water Drops on Tulip
- Day 315 - Water Drops on Lily Leaf
- Day 314 - Flowers from Marie's Garden
- Day 313 - Rust Scar
- Day 312 - Magnolia part 2
- Day 311 - Dandelion
- Day 310 - Magnolia
- Day 309 - In Need of Up
- Day 308 - Pile of Rock Meets Graffiti Wall
- Day 307 - Quinpool Colours
- Day 306 - Raindrops on Tulips
- Day 305 - Snow on Forsythia
- Day 304 - Public Gardens revisited part 2
- Day 303 - Public Gardens revisited
- Day 302 - Public Gardens
- Day 301 - Shootings
- Day 300 - Maple bud
- Day 299 - Light Boxes on Oland Brewery
- Day 298 - Cat
- Day 297 - Nature's Remnants
- Day 296 -Gloom
- Day 295 - Caution Noir
- Day 294 - Tiny Bubbles
- Day 293 - Path on Citadel Hill
- Day 292 - Film
- Day 291 - Mini Eggs
- Day 290 - Easter Lily
- Day 289 - Pink Daisy
- Day 288 - Out of Commission
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Wow. Love the colour & detail. I'm sure I walk past beauty like this all the time & never notice...
ReplyDeleteThanks! Yeah this time of year makes me pause and look more closely. All that colour is addictive.
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