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After the rain (Original Post)
The_jackalope
Jul 2017
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A few raindrops, a sharp lens and a positive attitude can find beauty in evil!
The_jackalope
Jul 2017
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chillfactor
(7,572 posts)1. beautiful photos!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you for the post!
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,516 posts)2. Just gorgeous! Wow.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)3. makes me nostalgic. Super good pics.
What is that plant in the last pic?
The_jackalope
(1,660 posts)4. Dammit Jim, I'm a photographer, not a botanist...
Seriously, I have no clue what most of the plants I photograph are. I can identify tulips and roses 7 times out of 10. Beyond that I depend on my viewers for the labelling. The beauty is enough for me.
dixiegrrrrl
(60,010 posts)5. and you capture that beauty so very well.
The_jackalope
(1,660 posts)6. Thank you!
CC
(8,039 posts)7. Love these.
Last one looks like Virginia Creeper, a vine that keeps popping up in places it should not in my yard.
The_jackalope
(1,660 posts)8. Thank you. I think you're right about the Virginia Creeper.
CC
(8,039 posts)9. I have a personal
animosity against the vine. I have been trying to get rid of it here since 1986. Even the evil round up does not kill it forever and it can and will grow up under siding, cement block and anything in its way. Your photo was beautiful though.
The_jackalope
(1,660 posts)10. A few raindrops, a sharp lens and a positive attitude can find beauty in evil!
It also helps not to know what the plant is...
CC
(8,039 posts)11. You did a wonderful job