Hard to believe, not too long ago this was a nice bright yellow.
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About Me
- John Theberge
- I live in Lewiston, Maine and have for most of my life. I've always had an interest in nature; as a kid I read books by Edwin Way Teal, Rachael Carson, among others, and I used to love studying the Golden Nature Guides. When I got into photography it was natural for me to take pictures of the natural world. A few years ago I got into kayaking and that allowed me to get to places I would never be able to by hiking and of course this gives me more photography oppurtunities. I realized years ago you don't have to travel to exotic locations to get good photographs. I have to admit I'm lucky to be living in a beautiful state with a lot of natural diversity, but I've taken good pictures right in my own back yard and neighborhood.
7 comments:
The beauty slips away all too quickly! Thanks John!
The golden wonder has changed into a silver delight. A little like us heading into the next adventure, it is after all only a change.
Very nice John. You have a knack for those frosty pics. Makes me feel cold :-)
We have still not had our usual snowfall here yet in Saskatchewan. It was still 2 degrees here yesterday.
Usually its around minus 20 !
Very nice John. You have a knack for those frosty pics. Makes me feel cold :-)
We have still not had our usual snowfall here yet in Saskatchewan. It was still 2 degrees here yesterday.
Usually its around minus 20 !
How very different from the yellow version :-) but still lovely! You will have to do an addendum to your book with frosted shots of each flower.
Seems like just yesterday we were clicking at Clouded Sulfurs and Monarch Butterflies on these very stalks. Still, Nature has her ways. Perhaps these seeds will feed a finch or a field mouse.
This and the one below are beautiful! It's amazing how the frost/ice makes for such wonderful subjects. :-)
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