yes, it is a dead {“still”} dragon fly. I love dragonflies and wanted to incorporate it into my still life photo. there is a river near where I work and someone had left it on my desk.
I was not expecting all of the white pumpkins…they were just so beautiful!
Aren’t they cute? I will pass the compliment along to my friend- they are her somes..I photographed them this past weekend…my two hamhocks can be seen under the Columbus Day Weekend post =).
My Mother-in-Law gave me this plant on St. Patrick’s Day. Other than a corn plant I owned years ago, this is the only plant I have managed to keep alive =).
cool plant in that last photo. i’ve never seen one like that before. really neat! all your pictures are good, but i really like that one :) thanks for sharing!
Thanks! The plant is called “Oxalis” originating in South America, also known as Shamrock. They love light and moisture- during the day, the leaves and flowers point towards the sunlight and at night, the shamrocks close up and the flowers droop down.
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Is that a dead bug on your books?
I love the plant… Very cool leaves. :)
yes, it is a dead {“still”} dragon fly. I love dragonflies and wanted to incorporate it into my still life photo. there is a river near where I work and someone had left it on my desk.
LOVE the middle one :D Also love the one of your son in the grass fields in the post below :D
I was not expecting all of the white pumpkins…they were just so beautiful!
Aren’t they cute? I will pass the compliment along to my friend- they are her somes..I photographed them this past weekend…my two hamhocks can be seen under the Columbus Day Weekend post =).
Love the white pumpkins!
great plant shot…very unique!
My Mother-in-Law gave me this plant on St. Patrick’s Day. Other than a corn plant I owned years ago, this is the only plant I have managed to keep alive =).
cool plant in that last photo. i’ve never seen one like that before. really neat! all your pictures are good, but i really like that one :) thanks for sharing!
Thanks! The plant is called “Oxalis” originating in South America, also known as Shamrock. They love light and moisture- during the day, the leaves and flowers point towards the sunlight and at night, the shamrocks close up and the flowers droop down.
Love your still life captures. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful!
i agree, i LOVE the pumpkin shot! great photos!