Rain
April was wet, and that’s probably why the garden is bursting in flowers and growth.
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Posts from the ‘Photography’ category
Four Trees
Lens Artist Photo Challenge #250 (hurray) is ‘Cloudscapes or Skyscapes’.
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Pink Dog
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Skyscape
Lens Artist Photo Challenge #250 (hurray) is ‘Cloudscapes or Skyscapes’.
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Wisteria
The Netherlands, Oegstgeest – May 2023
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Sunset
Lens Artist Photo Challenge #250 (hurray) is ‘Cloudscapes or Skyscapes’.
Living in a land flat as a pancake, makes one used to see a low horizon and lots of sky. Hence we do not pay too much attention to it probably, if it’s blue it’s fine, if it’s grey there is a lot of grey. The only exception are sunrises and sunsets. They can be majestic.
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Mill at Night
A bit of a ‘a bit of this, a bit of that on a junk pile shot’. Molen De Valk in Leiden, the entrance of an underground parking, a lamplight and a building crane. Still there is some magic in it.
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Who is afraid of pink, yellow, white, red, orange and blue?
The Netherlands, Lisse Keukenhof – May 2023
The Keukenhof is one of the most fantastic flower gardens in the world, displaying the beauty of millions of bulb flowers on display in a fantastic park. To close the bulb season the last photos of bulb flowers this year.
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Flower Landscape
The bulb flower season is behind us. A view on the fields as a reminder.
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Hill of Tara and Stone of Scone and Coronation Chair
The Hill of Tara was the location for the inauguration of the High Kings of Ireland. The candidate should lay his hand on the stone, and if earth roared in acceptance, the candidate should be King. The present stone is not the original one. The original Lia Fáil (Irish for “stone of destiny”) used at Tara for inaugurating the High Kings of Ireland, was taken by the King of Scotland and move to Scone. In 1296, during the First Scottish War of Independence, King Edward I of England took the stone as spoils of war and removed it to Westminster Abbey, where it was fitted into a wooden chair – known as the Coronation Chair or King Edward’s Chair – on which most subsequent English and then British sovereigns have been crowned. For the full story I refer to Wikipedia’s Stone of Scone.
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