Lifecycle
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Clocking Out
by FredRecently emerging from a chrysalis, this Monarch really doesn’t need to know when its time to commence it’s maiden voyage; it’s instinctual. It fluttered off at 1:30 p.m. on a crisp sunny day. Godspeed my friend.
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Three ivy leaves isolated on a white background; one pale green and fresh, one dark green and mature and one yellow and dying.
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I took this picture in my front yard. Each year, towards the end of summer the lavender is swarming with mating Lady Bugs. Then it is swarming with brand new baby Lady Bugs. It’s a really great time for someone who adores their macro :-)
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Big Project
by Andy2302I want to create a large poster of the “Life Cycle of the Praying Mantis”, my favorite bug. It will be a collage of 6 to 8 pics from juve…
I want to create a large poster of the “Life Cycle of the Praying Mantis”, my favorite bug. It will be a collage of 6 to 8 pics from juvenile to a fresh egg case. I shot most of the images last year but could not find an egg case until a few days ago. I hope to capture a shot of the babies hatching next spring to really complete the cycle. / I took a sick day today because of oral surgery yesterday but all the meds have made my head fuzzy. I hit the wrong tabs, chose the wrong pics, performed steps in the wrong sequence. I finally have ten pics ready to assemble into an informative collage. / I have limited experience making collages, I hope it comes out right. / If this works, I have the material for other Life Cycle collages.
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I grow Echinacea, and was struck once by seeing the flowers on the plant in the four stages of life at the same time. I photographed against a white background in natural light using my roll film camera. The result was scanned at 4000 ppi on my Nikon Coolscan V ED.
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A Few More Days Later…......... / Withering bloom, while at first glance may not be quite as attractive as it’s younger version, possesses more color, character and experience…much like our elders.
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A Few Days Later…...... / In full bloom, like a young adult at his/her prime in life…but still with a youthful glow.
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On Arrival…......... / Rose bud with some petals yet to be exposed, like a child who has yet to experience life. Each day brings about another something new!
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This abstract somehow shows, the life cycle of the rose! / CREATION INFORMATION Medium: Abstract Art, Mixed Media Design, Illustration, Selective Color, Digital Art. Techniques: Photo Illustration & Manipulation. Tools: Digital Camera, Photoshop CS2. Shooting Location: Rosas Park – La Puente, CA. / ALSO AVAILABLE / Life Cycle of the Rose T-Shirts /
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~ The old gum by the roadside ~
by adgrayThe tales it could tell of what it has seen / The old gum by the roadside / throughout the centuries of seasons it’s grown / heat and rain …
another RB Artist inspired poem / yes about the fight of nature’s trees and man’s ease My good friend Noelene posted a picture of an old Gum Please visit her folio of gorgeous art / and remember what we are loosing every time a tree centuries of years old comes down in the name of progress. I do wonder if another sapling will ever live so long! Chookas! ♥
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I think Roses are beautiful during every stage of their life cycle – from budding to decay. This is dedicated to all Roses that are in the final stage of their life cycle and to those who appreciate this stage just as much (if not more) than the others. @}—-{—- / CREATION INFORMATION Medium: Illustration, Photo Composite, Mixed Media Design. Technique: Digital Photo Illustration, Photo Manipulation, Digital Photography, Digital Painting Techniques. Tools: Digital Camera, Photoshop CS3.
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The life story of a Welsh Poppy! / Background and textures include (1) raindrops on window pane, (2) car sun/roof light window and (3) swiss roll baking tray. / I am not very good with verse/poems so please be kind! Dreaming dreams / Winds blow… / We bend shimmering with grace. / Buzzing bees / Shimmy through stamens… / brushing anthers showering pollen. / Yellow / Petals fall silently softly gently / littering the ground… / New beauty emerges / A summer crown… / Soon black seeds fall like rain / We dream the future. Some of the poppies before I cut them out – this time I only used the magicwand and eraser.
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The life-cycle of the Yellow Fumitory. Original images before compilation. /
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Yes, it’s a dead frog. Two-thirds of one, to be exact. And I thought it was interesting so I took a picture of it.
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THIS IS A PENCIL ON PAPER DRAWING ITS BEEN AWHILE AGO / THERE WAS THIS BOY / I USE TO KNOW HE GREW UP STRONG / HE GREW UP TALL / I WATCHED THE YEARS / THAT HE PLAYED BALL HE LEFT ME HERE / ALL ALONE / TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY / HE SAID IT SO I MISS THAT BOY / I MISS THAT MAN / WHO SHED HIS BLOOD / UPON THE LAND HE WAS PROUD / TO DO HIS TASK / BUT… / EACH TIME I VISIT / WHY? I ASK…
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~a hush in the bullrushes~
by adgrayThen there is a hush in the bullrushes / until the laugh rings out / the Aussie cock-a-doodle-doo
The awesome James Cole uploaded this stunning study of Bullrushes and this filled my brain! / Enjoy! ♥
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The experiment worked! The hybrid life cycle has began!
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A monarch Butterflies are beautiful, flying insects with large scaly wings. Like all insects, they have six jointed legs, 3 body parts, a pair of antennae, compound eyes, and an exoskeleton. The three body parts are the head, thorax (the chest), and abdomen (the tail end). The four wings and the six legs of the butterfly are attached to the thorax. The thorax contains the muscles that make the legs and wings move. Butterfly Estates Gardens at Fort Myers, Florida
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Black and white image of a forest area ravished by a forest fire with snow capped mountains in the background signifying the replenish of life.
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Two red ants that found a very large meal and was trying to get it back to there home. This was taken in my backyard in Odessa, Texas with a Panasonic FZ50 FEATURES and CHALLENGE WINS and TOP 10 PLACES 1. This Placed in the Top 10 in the challenge….Busy Bugs…Doing Something! ..in the Bug Hunt Group! 10/11/09 Team Work /
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