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This image is so sweet @elinlaxdal. Looks like they caught something too! It really highlights the urban vs nature!

What a beauty! I love that splash and stream of deep orange! Congratulations!

Sweet movement @patography!

Lovely image @wendyp. I can use a serene escape like that!

My town in CT will have 92% totality. Our local library handed out free glasses which I picked up. The highest ND filter I have is 10stop, so I photographed the one in 2017 using my husbands filter from a welder. I will try again on Monday. I will have my 5 month old grandson with me, (because his parents are headed to Burlington VT to view…[Read more]

Talk about making eye contact!! Wonderful capture, @patography! Excellent choice for POTW!

These are so eye catching, @patrickw-2 ! I love the focus and softness of the outer petals contrasting the clarity of the inner golden flower. The second one is so crisp yet soft, and I really like the white vignetting.

Thank you @tersha, @wendyp and @martye! Yes, it’s quite an interesting plant. It grows in the wetlands, and smells like skunk if it gets bruised. I have only gotten a few whiffs of it over the years, most likely from when a fox or coyote are chasing prey all around it. As for real skunks, we have plenty of those, and are currently trying to keep…[Read more]

Congratulations @paul-3 ! Such an amazing photographic capture. My heart skips a beat when I wonder what it must have been like looking through the lens at such a sight!

Great story, @martye !

March in New England is so finicky. One day it’s snowing, and the next it’s 60 degrees and sunny. Not much sprouting here yet, but this morning I spotted the Symplocarpus foetidus, commonly known as skunk cabbage. It’s usually the first breathe of life on our property.

Love this perspective @martye ! It reminds me of when I shoot the sunset forgetting to turn around and look East, it’s often more stunning!

What a great find! Well done, @davidc !

Gorgeous, @wendyp

Thank you @dahliaambrose !