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- January Retrospective
- 31/335: It's been a long week
- 30/336: Focusing on myself
- an update
- 29/337: Continuing with tranquility
- 28/338: A tranquil evening
- 27/339: Dinner and a movie, at home
- 26/340: Boyfriend at work
- 25/341: Early signs of life
- 24/342: Because I didn't know how to photograph wo...
- 23/343: An inevitable shot
- 22/344: Reaching for the sky
- 21/345: Guard bird
- 20/346: I cook. A lot.
- 19/347: That kind of day
- 18/348: Just resting?
- 17/349: Members of the household
- 16/350: Becoming dinner (a pasta tale)
- 15/351: Food.
- 14/352: Before the late afternoon rush
- 13/353: Lily
- 12/354: Heading into the dusk
- 11/355: Eggs.
- 10/356: You'll have to excuse me
- 9/357: I can't decide
- 8/358: Grooming, a self-portrait
- 7/359: Driving Home in Traffic
- 6/360: Chocolate messages
- 5/361: A treat
- 4/362: After 3 weeks away
- 3/363: Still room for unexpected miracles
- 2/364: As we return home
- 1/365: Before the tree comes down
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4 comments:
Pretty flower and a great macro!
the macro view is great!
I love this.
That's just so striking. It really works to have the stamens (is that what they are called?) out of focus and the tiny specks in focus. It makes such a great image, especially with the color contrasts.
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