“If smallness was fortune, then I have come across a treasure, infinitesimal and beyond value.” (Pat Conroy) Waterdroplets are so wonderful!
This is my Hawaiian solar light that I totally love. It’s inlaid with mini-mosaic pieces. It’s the size of a cantalope and lights my way on dark evenings. I placed a selective color on one section.
This ant hill looks best in sepia.
My beautiful Easter lily. I mourn her short life.
Stuff and what if... 
Love the ant hill.
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Thank-you. It was an interesting capture. 🙂
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Fun with colors and tints! I love it!
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I did have fun. Thanks, Marissa. ❤
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Every one a WOW. Especially the lily.
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Thanks, Judy. So happy that you liked them. ❤ Wasn’t sure about posting the lily, but it does have a delicate, soft-grey look that is quite pleasing to the eye. 🙂
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Can’t imagine why you would have considered not posting the lily. It is like a museum watercolor. Your decision was a good one.
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I always assumed there had to be more contrast in B/W photography. That’s why I was doubtful. Now I know. You’ve taught me sometthing of value, Judy. Thanks! ❤
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I know what you mean. I did, too. I only know what I like and I loved that photo..so we both learned something.
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Lovely pictures!
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Pleased that you enjoyed them. Thanks. ❤
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The textures really come out in black and white. (K)
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It’s interesting that some photos take very well to B/W. I’m still exploring this way of presenting images. Yes, the textures really stand out in these pieces. Thank-you, Kerfe. 🙂
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These are all lovely. I really like the delicacy of the last one.
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Wonderful to hear from you, Suzanne. Thank-you! ❤
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Your photos are gorgeous, Olga!
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Thank-you, Terri. Much appreciated. ❤
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I enjoy all of the photos particularly the ant hill.
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Thank-you, Janice. It was an interesting find, especially with the winged seeds nearby.
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Yes, I noticed the seeds too :))
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