“Today was a good day. I played peek-a-boo with a photographer.”, said the dragonfly.
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“Today was a good day. I played peek-a-boo with a photographer.”, said the dragonfly.
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This Chinese tortoise/turtle symbolizes longevity, power, and tenacity. To learn more about the symbolism of turtles in various cultures see this Wiki article.
And a bonus image below because, well, why not? My goal is to make friends with this guy and get a good picture of him before he flies south for the winter.
I’m not sure whether this is creepy or just downright scary. As creepy or scary as some might find this picture, the really scary thing is, this is another endangered species. Pretty soon we’ll be the only things left on the planet. And that, really creeps me out.
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Most of the time, for most of us, but not always, things like these are immediately beneath our feet. Like old friends they’re comfortable to be with, have seen some miles with us, have many more miles to go and have more than a few stories to tell.
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Here’s a not often seen angle of a green heron. I was standing under a tree at the edge of the pond looking around the pond for the heron which, once spotting me and the camera, had just flown away – as was the usual game he played. When I looked up, the green heron was in the tree above me calmly looking down and a second one in the next tree. Go figure.
What’s my inspiration? This is sort of like Muse II. I didn’t do very well discovering an inspirational muse. I’m not going to do well with this one. But the answer is everything and nothing.
Everything, because everything has a story to tell, something to learn. Nothing because, once everything is inspirational there’s no differentiation between inspirational and not inspirational – neither exists without the other. Inspiration just becomes the new norm.
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Oysters have pearls, pine cones have this.
While looking for a unique angle to photograph this pine cone up close, I noticed something twinkling at me.
Also note the reflection above of the LED bulb which is illuminating the cone (click on the image to enlarge).