The seasons the spin around again…the years keep rolling by.







I captured a few photos of winter edging toward spring while walking the dog yesterday.
The seasons the spin around again…the years keep rolling by.
I captured a few photos of winter edging toward spring while walking the dog yesterday.
I wasn’t crazy about this image, but its the last on my card for August. I took it because of the way the light hit the flower and the combination of full bloom and dead blooms. It turned out kind of meh.
I played around with it a bit using some of the filters in G’mic and Nik (both are pugins for the GIMP).
For Bush Boy’s Last on the Card for August, and Cee’s Flower of the Day.
For Brashley Photography’s Mid-week Monochrome.
I used Nik Silver Effects Pro to create the black and white. This is the same lily I used with a painterly effect on my other website: White Lilies.
The pollen starting to appear on these looks like little yellow flowers.
Echinacea (also known as Rudbeckia) is a composite flower.
At first glance, a composite flower like the daisy looks simple, with petals forming rays around a colorful disk. Upon closer inspection, however, these flowers aren’t simple at all. The flower is actually made up of many flowers–inflorescences–masquerading as a single flower. Each “petal” is a flower, as is each bump on the disk.
GardenGuides.com
I gave these a painterly, textured look using Topaz Studio 2.
Photos of my world and other stuff I hope you will enjoy too. Photos taken with Canon PowershotSX70HS Photos can be purchased.
Rediscovering Singapore
capturing the world around me
Fun, Fitness & Photography
All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain!
Travel snapshots from Toonsarah
el lloc de les fotografies de francesc carbonell... & co!
quiet moments in nature
life through my lens
Artist, Photographer and Computer Tutor/Tech
Writer, Photographer, Traveler
Aging & Attitude
For nature photo lovers. Watch and get inspired!:)
Photographer Of Life and moments
Nature, history, & culture in Bend & beyond
Adventures and Postcards from the road