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Nature

Palm Tree Trunk Cells and Changing Perspectives – Picture to Ponder – Vol 5 – Issue 15

April 28, 2009

TODAY’S PHOTOS -
segment of the trunk of a Palm Tree
I am assuming that some portions of the trunk were removed, thus exposing the cells. I was so caught up in the intrigue of exploring sections of the trunk with my camera that I did not think about the cause and effect of what I was [...]

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Contrasts – Courses and Rusty Lamppost and Dendrobium – Picture to Ponder – vol.5 – issue 13

April 14, 2009

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
The upper photo – Nighttime photo of the bottom of a rusty lamppost in a parking lot
The lower photo- A Dendrobium Orchid from the American Orchid Society gardens.
Once again, a seemingly odd combination of photos and both kept cropping up on my computer monitor as I was looking for photos for [...]

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Celebrating – Lilies, Egret Feathers, Self – Picture to Ponder – Vol 5 – Issue 12

April 7, 2009

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
The upper photo – A White Egret spreading his Mating Feathers in Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Delray Beach FL – In addition to the delicate feathers, note the intensified color in the beak of the Egret.
The lower photo- A Lily with White and Orange Chrysanthemums behind it – I particularly like the lighting [...]

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Velvety Red-Orange Parrot Tulips and Asking – Picture to Ponder – Vol 5 – Issue 10

March 25, 2009

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
Parrot Tulips in different stages of opening
The sensory experiences are so strong from these two images that I invite you to simply be with them, without further descriptive words from me.
The APDA and Walk Story
The TULIP, a pink-edged one, is the symbol used for Parkinson’s Disease. Thus in March/April, [...]

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Reverse Reflections – Baby Alligators in Picture to Ponder – Volume 5 – Issue 8

March 11, 2009

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
Reflections of Baby Alligators in Water in an Aquarium in Green Cay Nature Center in Boynton Beach, FL and one out of the water.
I was, and am, captivated by the reflections I saw of the underwater alligators as I looked through the glass of this aquarium. Rather than the usual [...]

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Wild Irises in Wakodahatchee – Comparisons and Connections – Picture to Ponder – Vol. 5 – Issue 7

March 3, 2009

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
Centers of “fading” Wild Irises in Wakodahatchee Wetlands
I love the folds and textures in the top photo and the total mystery of it. Feeling like I’m looking at fabric, there is no way I would think, “iris.” The lower photo is a little more obvious, as a flower center. In the [...]

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Inner You – Woman in a Tree Knot – Picture to Ponder – Vol 5 – Issue 2

January 22, 2009

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
Lady in a Wood Knot in a tree along a sidewalk in Key West, FL
The upper photo shows the image in the wood knot; the lower, a close-up of the woman I saw, with her full face looking to the side, a bow in her hair, a white chemise [...]

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Picture to Ponder 4th Birthday – Celebrating with Bougainvillea – Vol 4 – Issue 46

December 10, 2008

Happy 4th Birthday Picture to Ponder and subscribers.
Special thanks to those of you have been with us since
Issue 1 – December 9, 2004. Click on the link to see what my mission was.
I think you’ll agree that together we’ve been
fulfilling on it. Much delight and joy to all as we enter our 5th Year!

Today’s [...]

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Cactus, Rocks, Support and Connections in AZ – Picture to Ponder – Vol 4- Issue 38

October 15, 2008

Today’s Picture to Ponder Photos
Top photo is Red Prickly Pear Cactus in the Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Superior, Arizona, between Scottsdale and Phoenix
In the bottom left picture is Lindy Erwell photographing me as I (in the right photo) aim my camera at her
As I poured [...]

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Anhinga at Wakodahatchee Wetlands

September 5, 2008

Birds at Wakodahatchee Wetlands
 
 

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