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DailyPhotos > popular all-time > The sun is reflected in water droplets on fir tree needles; please look at this in the large size and you'll see the starbursts in all the water drops. I took this shot a couple of months ago when we had our first bout of hoarfrost. I dashed out the take photos, but the sun was melting the frost faster than I could capture it. I ended up spending about two hours taking photos of water drops all over the garden and yard. I remember being so excited that I forgot to get breakfast for my poor long-suffering hubby. You all posted a lot of great images today. I really enjoyed looking through them all. It is amazing how much talent is here on smugmug. I am constantly being inspired to try new things by all the creativity I see here. So, thanks, everyone for being SUCH an inspiration! Hope your day is lovely. I know Dave is getting buried in snow again in Seattle. I think we're all ready for winter to end.
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > First macro of the year...macro is somehing I should get more in to it. This was taken in a nice park north of Montreal with my girlfriend who found that lady bug.
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > Bluffer's Park Sunset Best viewed LARGE. Info: Vertical Panorama, HDR, digital filters
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > I just wanted to say thanks so much for all the lovely comments yesterday. Have a wonderful day.
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > 1-18-09 sunday in memory of my best friend and siser, linda hendry this is one of my favorites of linda's photos. she could capture the personailty of a bug. she was a blended artist and scientist. she wanted to know the name, the essence of things. she was an open receptor and clear reflector of the world. while she reached the heights of her professional world- information technology director, she had dreams of operating a landscaping business, used bookstore. she was an avid reader. she was incredibly generous- she gave me my first digital camera (20D) and then after I had taken a year of weekly photography classes, she gave me my camera now (40D) out of the blue and completely unexpected. I cannot say how much I deeply miss her. and now, we know her thru her lens. to know more of her, go to her photo website at: http://www.pbase.com/lhendry
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > March 8, 2009 What a day we had yesterday weather wise. The temperature hovered around 60 degrees, it was so nice. All the snow that fell on Monday is quickly disappearing. I have been eager to give my new 70-300 lens a test run so I headed off to the zoo. I think even the animals were enjoying the wonderful spring day, they seemed to be more active than usual. I was lucky to catch this cheetah as she was getting ready to settle down for a nap. She went through her cleaning routine then struck this pose, then curled up and went to sleep. I was surprised at how this well this came out considering it was shot through a filthy glass window.
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > Daily Photos, 1st year photo
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > 11-08: Friday afternoon I took a walk along the river near a place called Legacy Park in Fort Collins. I had never been ther e before and I found it to be another very beautiful and peaceful place!
DailyPhotos > popular all-time > A Sandhill Crane strutting along.
11-08: Friday afternoon I took a walk along the river near a place called Legacy Park in Fort Collins. I had never been ther e before and I found it to be another very beautiful and peaceful place!
> 11-08: Friday afternoon I took a walk along the river near a place called Legacy Park in Fort Collins. I had never been ther e before and I found it to be another very beautiful and peaceful place!
11-08: Friday afternoon I took a walk along the river near a place called Legacy Park in Fort Collins. I had never been ther e before and I found it to be another very beautiful and peaceful place!
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