It's a daisy!
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What's This?
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The first guess what this is was a detail of this shot of an Anhinga in the Everglades, Florida.
Here is another shot of the same creature to get a better perspective…
The second Guess what this is was a detail of this shot…
an alligator just at the surface of a leaf covered river's edge.
More to come!!!
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Another piece of Friday's puzzle…
…the better to see you with, my dear.
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This one is too easy, but here it goes…
It's a ?
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What's this?
Today will begin a series of details of photos and the game is,
can you guess what the photo is?
(of)!
(help me with my grammar here, folks!)
Good Luck!
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Thanks to David Gardner, our resident morning person for sharing his sunrise photographs.
This stunner is from yesterday, July 7th, 2015.
Wish I had been there!
St. Augustine Beach, ©David Gardner, 2015.
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When I spotted this spider weaving her web, there were only two rows completed.
By the time the camera came out,
voila!
She would take one leg and latch onto the strand that was to receive the new link,
and another leg would deliver that new link all the while she was walking
and probably talking to herself,
never mind where the silk is coming from.
A work of art in a matter of minutes,
and then swaying in the wind that comes with the afternoon storms,
showing the strength of her work as well as the beauty.
(And that's the spider that I didn't know which end was top and bottom.
Well, I know now!)
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St. Augustine's fireworks display did not disappoint!
Happy 4th, 5th and 6th of July!
4th of July fireworks, St. Augustine Florida, ©2015, Laine Quinn.
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Laine (me, I) has begun to set up in the Historic Market in the Plaza de la Constitution in St. Augustine.
On Sale are photos of St. Augustine and from my travels near and far.
This is a month to month commitment, so stay posted for next month's news.
I'll be there Saturday this week, July 4th and next Saturday as well, July 11th.
Also, I have developed some prints from my favorite blog posts and here is a sample of that!
And Drum Roll please…
Laine's new artistic venue,
painting on silk scarves.
Always a friend of the silk scarf and bandana, this was an easy transition to make.
Here is a sample of the first crop, hanging on the line to dry.
Wish me luck and maybe I will see you there!
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