Capture: Spring is Like a Perhaps Hand
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Dancin glads at sunset….
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Black and white rose - like, taken on black and white "grainy" setting....
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Same rose pinholed.
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Put some new tadpoles into the pond today (so it must still qualify as spring in Wellington). I chose the ones in the shop's tank that were already turning into frogs in the hope that they can hold their own with the goldfish. Just saw one sprint unscathed through a huddle of sun-basking fish. Fortunately, they didn't appear very interested. Too quick for a photo. (Where else on the internet could I express such piscine fascination?)
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Sunshine and shadows
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Hebe, in reply to
Those dancing glads are interesting: how do you do that? Give them a few sherries?
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Give them a few sherries?
Just one small sherry leads to dancin glads.
Maybe a small sherry would slow Hilary's tadpoles down enough for a photograph?
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Jos,
Like those dancing glads!
And the rose pinholed very muchI have a beetroot top to contribute
and red rainbow beet leaves
and a very close up of a leek flower ball -
Jos,
One more
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O! Glorious vegetal life! Swinging springing slinging it out there winging it singing it just brillantly being it -slung!
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Jos,
A spring fling indeed.
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Deepest reds to go with the beets….
The camera struggles to even register the depth of these reds….. trickery needed, (last pic) waiting till daylight almost gone and brightening pic again on computer….. That's more like it!
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Drizzle
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These, about 7 foot tall, lily like things are coming out in the lower gardens at the moment
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Jos,
The last one is very nice and deep Nora, and your lilys are lovely David.
:)I have beets in the ground and bounteous carrots
and a piss take on the close up of the leek flower :)
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Jos,
This is the whole flower
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Lilith __, in reply to
Down among the veges!! Wonderful!!
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Feel this one out-gorgeousses all the previous deep red rose pics....
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It's a hard light day in Dunedin, so I thought I'd take a picture where high contrast was desirable.
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And the inevitable
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Another high contrast photo, is one from the rose garden
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JacksonP, in reply to
I thought I’d take a picture where high contrast was desirable.
It worked. That's a stunner.
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Lilies in pond
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
Lilies in ...
....pound!
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Jos,
Beautiful velvet rose! And the lily in the pond!
Here's a close up of lily stamens
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