The perspective counts
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Simply a blowball
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Back- and sidelight in the fields Voices heard in fields of green Their joy their calm and luxury Are lost within the wanderings of…
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Lilly and Clematis in different stages of their life. In the season of white wild roses We two went hand in hand But now…
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Seen on a meadow today. “There is a flower, a little flower With silver crest and golden eye, That welcomes every changing hour, And weathers…
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The yellow stuff is blossoming. The ratio wheat to canola is about 1:10. Seems to be a profitable thing.
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In the garden, after the rain. Here comes the rain again falling on my head like a memory falling on my head like a new…
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Spring makes a short break this weekend (but that’s ok, nature needs the rain), and our almond tree is fully in bloom. Like almost every…
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After a long and dark winter, it’s so nice to see nature’s awakening again. Though the nights are still cold, we had warm temperatures (17-20°…
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The last contribute to my “when the leafs turn” series (Act 1, Act 2). Even if they are really down now, I’m still enjoying them.…
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As mentioned before, the circle is almost complete. For man, autumn is a time of harvest, of gathering together. For nature, it is a time…
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Finally, burning leafs are here again. How beautifully leaves grow old. How full of light and color are their last days. ~John Burroughs
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I guess my maple will loose it’s leaves soon because of the already frosty nights. But sunshine today, hope to take some autumn shots. Bittersweet…
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Some beach grass impressions. “I have always loved the beach. The smell of the salty water, the wind in my face, the gentle roar of…
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A dandelion seed head from below. Did I already mention that I don’t really like dandelions (in my garden) at all? But sometimes yet again…
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Sunflower and Sunlight Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Martin Luther…
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Did you know, the oldest findings of cultivated wheat are dating back as far as about 9600 B.C.? Farming looks mighty easy when your…
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