Capture: Someone, Somewhere, In Summertime
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Jos,
And a fanny in a titoki tree
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Jos,
A lovely lisianthus in late afternoon light...
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Lilith __, in reply to
A lovely lisianthus
Here is a rose that had just dropped its petals. One minute the petals were all hanging on, then I looked again, and they’d fallen in a drift.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Lovely everything!
Another kinda petal fall....
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Jos,
Lovely Lilith indeed, that is beautiful! Print it big.
and your chaos flower looks like holi week without the colour Nora
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Ahh, summer.
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Summer
Sideways
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Summer
Sideways
SorryMine do this too… seems to be since a computer upgrade. I can fix mine by opening up the original picture file, then rotating it four times till it is back right where it started, then saving it again. Then I’m fine to post it (having first gone back to edit my post and remove the sideways version.)
Here's one sideways in sympathy....
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Judith Turner, in reply to
You are awesome, I'm not sure how you managed to figure out the way to fix it, that seems rather elaborate. I tried the remove button in the edit option but it was temperamental . It worked once but not twice and then my time ran out. Maybe sideways is the new right way up.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Try giving your picture the whirling treatment, save it again and then try posting it again in a new post. I’m sure Jackson will step in and clean up the sideways postings if you want too…. : )
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Lilith __, in reply to
Aw, thanks Jos! I think your piwakawaka is particularly fine. :-)
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Fuzzies
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Yesterday, coppery overcast developing in the late afternoon over the western hills, in the foreground Gisborne’s port, formerly the rivermouth, with the Turanganui River beyond where it was relocated in the 1920s.
Various summer enjoyments of a warm Easter Monday at the beach, and rivermouth still known romantically as “The Cut”.
Shift the angle a bit and Young Nick’s statue may be seen among the people around the point.
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Jos,
We may need a new thread, this from the morning walkies to workies, things are looking autumly.
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JacksonP, in reply to
We may need a new thread, this from the morning walkies to workies, things are looking autumly.
I kind of thought the peripatetic thread to Christchurch and Nelson might become the autumnal thread, but it came and went, and my reference was rather understated.
Between that, Got the blues and this, seems a few choices available.
We are also working on some other plans. ;-)
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Between that, Got the blues and this, seems a few choices available
C'mon Jackson, all the leaves are brown.....
I've got enough for a California dreaming post.....
: - )
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Sand mouse
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Jos,
Sandy indeed.
A piwakawaka that was happy to pose
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
A piwakawaka that was happy to pose
Oh nice. I had a piwakawaka in my garden this afternoon, doesn't happen often here....
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Dazzler
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Gudrun Gisela, in reply to
My favourite NZ tweedy.
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Hebe, in reply to
piwakawaka
Nice! I love the word piwakawaka -- it sounds like it says.
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So what is it with the bald bees, are they bees at all?
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a brave display of late summer colour
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BenWilson, in reply to
Looks more like a fly to me. This summer I've noticed a LOT more bee imitators. But also, my sunflowers in the back seem to have finally brought actual honeybees back to my garden. Will get some shots soon...been busy!
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