I took the time today to stop and smell the wild roses and I think it's safe to say that no other morning spent shooting could possibly smell so sweet...
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(The cure for a lazy photographer)
TWELVE SIGNIFICANT PHOTOGRAPHS IN ANY ONE YEAR IS A GOOD CROP.
-Ansel Adams
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- Day 152 > Rockway Covered Bridge c.1865
- Day 153 > Indie Record Store
- Day 154 > Green Bay Sunset
- Day 155 > Canada Goose Goslings
- Day 156 > Curious Whitetail Deer
- Day 157 > Cottontail Rabbits / Bad Table Manners
- Day 158 > Green Bay / Incoming Freighter
- Day 159 > A Forest Spirit?
- Day 160 > Welcome To The Jungle
- Day 161 > Hairy Puccoon / Point Beach
- Day 162 > House Wren In The Apple Tree
- Day 163 > Brown County Courthouse Rotunda
- Day 164 > Geri X At Steel Bridge Fest
- Day 165 > First Methodist Courtyard Fountain
- Day 166 > Wild Rose
- Day 167 > Hope - First Door On The Left
- Day 168 > Roadside Phlox
- Day 169 - Hot Pink!
- Day 170 / Creekside Mushrooms
- Day 171 / Yellow Lady's Slipper Orchid
- Day 172 / Door County Summer Morning
- Day 173 > Winged Assassin / Ebony Jewelwing Damselfly
- Day 174 > Mom's Favorite Rose
- Day 175 > Ripple Effect / Water Strider
- Day 176 > Blue Flag Iris
- Day 177 . Nature Near At Hand
- Day 178 > Summertime In The Devil's River Gorge
- Day 179 > Strawberry Time!
- Day 180 > Under A Threatening Sky / Lake Michigan
- Day 181 > Coming Home
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Just stunning! The color of the petals and the detail of the stamens are just incredible.
ReplyDeleteI know you're not taking pictures with me in mind, but I suspect you must have known I would love this one. :-)
excellent work ... best regards from Bucharest, Romania
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