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If she had wings she would fly away

March 9th 2017, 8:30pm.

An array of Mexican primrose on an expanding vine among the grasses of our front yard high alpine meadow.

A deep maroon lily growing in our flower bed is framed by its neighboring ice plant.

A single Mexican primrose close up. This plant is far more aggressive than expected, the vines are expanding across our high alpine meadow.

Forgot to turn on my water before the recent heat wave in Colorado's Front Range, these white veronica's are struggling to bloom.

Blue veronica beginning to bloom among a colorful collection of xeriscaped, high alpine meadow flowers and grasses in our front yard.

A single lavender bloom begins to show forth from our High Mountain Meadow, xeriscape front yard.

Like the brilliant reds and yellows of these Goblin Blanket Flowers, native to Colorado's high mesa prairie ecosystem.
An 11 X 14 version was my 1st professional, framed sale to a friend for her new apartment.

Another of a series of Shasta daisies for Limes Wright comparison with UK coastal daisies.

A scraggly pair of Shasta daisies standing tall in our High Alpine Meadow, front yard, near Denver International Airport. Taken to share with Limes Wright after an excellent shot of UK seacoast Moon daisies.

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Ahh home, let me go home
Home is wherever I'm with you

Without the lock for the door we would be open to anything

Taken in the Jewish Getto, Rome, Italy in July 2015. I was intrigued with so many windows, doors and the lovely circular stairway.

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In 2014, a large section of one of the major expressways that had been under construction for months, reopened to pedestrian traffic only. It was a big to do with many local and state dignitaries officiating. The public was allowed to walk on a two mile stretch of the refurbished freeway. Michigan's Governor lead the group. It was very fun and a wonderful experience. It's very commonplace in Michigan to have these walkabouts.

The Carillion Tower on the newly renamed state park of Belle Isle which is located in the middle of the Detroit River. Very clean, family and pet friendly, perfect for watching boats and freighters make their way up and down the river. There's picnic areas and also a public beach with The Detroit Yacht Club close by.

Bsed on the work by IleanaHunter, whith Lisbon as back roll.

When all the children run home for supper,
the hoop is left to dangle,
soaking in the light that's missed,
by the maple leaves a tangle,
soon, so soon, the leaves all gone,
the court the hoop looks down upon
will be crunchy underfoot

Framed by green the steps from home.

We didn't win our home opener, but our Panther Pride never wanes.

This photo was taken from my mother's beach at Lake Waccamaw, NC. I place I will always call home.

This is what happens when we get 7 inches of rain in 5 hours, I get stuck inside bored out of my mind

Ran out of spaghetti so made penne with meatballs instead tonight!

out and about with my Lensbaby Edge 80...love the miniature effect ;)

Shot after sunset from a rooftop in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The rooftop wall kept getting in my shot since I wanted to keep it wide, so I had to balance my camera at the edge in order to get this shot. It was a long 15 seconds!

This was the final circuit of this four mile race at the Middleburg Spring Races. I was trying to blur the background while freezing the horses and jockeys. I didn't quite get the freezing I had hoped for, but I still like the feeling of movement in the result. What do you think, and any suggestions for shutter settings?