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Canon 6D

Having a little processing fun. Almost looks like an infrared shot, doesn't it? At Bainbridge's fabulous Bloedel Reserve.

Have always had a thing for ferns

Canon 6D

Ferns are high on my list of favorite plants. Found this gorgeous specimen recently here on the island.

 

Take a forest walk with me

Fuji X-T1

Take a forest walk with me. It's going to be so beautiful.

When you go to Lake Como

You ARE going to go, aren't you? When you go, make sure you take in a couple of the amazing villas on the lake. I have been to many "estate properties" in the USA, and I will say pretty much they don't hold a candle to these elegant beauties. Gorgeous grounds, like our water lilly here.

One of my faves...

Canon 1D Mark III, 180mm F/3.5 Macro, f/4.5, 1/20, iso 500

One of my favorite subject matters in the plant kingdom. Always beautiful to me. And I like the fact that they tend to grow at the beach, because of how the beach and ocean make me feel.

Palouse Series 2013 - Day Seven

Canon 6D, 70-200mm F/2.8, f/3.5, 1/1000, iso 250

Water lillies in the Palouse? Yes, if you know where to look! Such a gorgeous pond.

Fill the Frame

Canon 1D Mk III, 70-200mm F/4, f/4, 1/1250, iso 160

Fill the frame, with something beautiful.

Mother Nature never ceases to amaze

Canon 6D, 180mm F/3.5 Macro, f/3.5, 1/400, iso 640

Is it just me or does this plant look like a bunch of baby birdies waiting for breakfast? Not like the plants around here have to work too hard to get enough water!

Macro Moments

Canon 6D, 180mm F/3.5 Macro, 1/1000, iso 640

Always fun to pull out my macro lens after a drizzle... That's the real color by the way, hardly any post processing!

Happy Mother's Day!

Happy Mother's Day to everyone out there. Moms, daughters, sons and husbands, we can all celebrate what it is to be a mother. For those of you that still have your mother here on Earth, cherish her!

Today's image taken at the incomparable Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania, which I visited with my friend John Barclay. What a place!