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A Word A Week Challenge: Yellow

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Today I’m participating in the A Word A Week Challenge. This week’s theme is “yellow”. I encourage you to click on each photo to see a larger view. If you like what you see, please subscribe to this blog to receive updates of the new photos I post, usually 3 to 5 times a week.

Yellow is definitely not my favorite color to wear but I find it beautiful in nature. It expresses energy and happiness anywhere you see it. Here are a few examples of my favorite yellows used by Mother Nature. Hopefully they can bring you a little ray of sunshine on this cold winter day.

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated

Today I’m participating in the WordPress weekly photo challenge and this week’s theme is “from lines to patterns”. You can click on the photos below for a larger view.

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I love the saturated colors that nature displays all around. Close-up shots help focusing on that saturation. Enjoy the show!

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - Bottle brush tree flowers — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – Bottle brush tree flowers

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - Red hibiscus flower — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – Red hibiscus flower

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - pistils inside a yellow rose — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – pistils inside a yellow rose

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - iceplant blooms — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – iceplant blooms

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - Orange Picotee tuberous begonia - begonia tuberhybrida — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – Orange Picotee tuberous begonia – begonia tuberhybrida

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - green junebug beetle — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – green junebug beetle

Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated - purple and white wildflowers with morning dew — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Saturated – purple and white wildflowers with morning dew

September 27, 2013February 7, 2020 by Milka Pejovic Categories: Animal Photos, Bloom Photos, Flower Photos, Fruit Photos, Photography, Sky PhotosTags: begonia tuberhybrida, blue sky, green junebug beetle, ice plant flowers, nature photography, Orange Picotee tuberous begonia, photos of blooms, photos of flowers, purple wildflowers, red and yellow iceplant flowers, red bottle brush tree flowers, red hibiscus, Wordpress weekly photo challenge, Wordpress weekly photo challenge: Saturated, yellow lemon, yellow rose pistils 4 Comments

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves

Today I’m participating in the WordPress weekly photo challenge and this week’s theme is “curves”. Remember you can click on each image to see a larger view. If you like what you see, feel free to subscribe and receive nature photography updates a few times a week.

Nature is full of curves and I love capturing them on camera, including these giant fern fiddleheads.

I love the curves the pistils of this beautiful purple and yellow lily form.

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of purple lily pistils

Flower petals often display some type of curve. The petals of this yellow rose are a lovely example of curves.

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of yellow rose petals

Of course, roses are not the only flowers to display curves. Here are the fancy curves of an orange protea pin cushion flower.

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of orange protea pincushion flower

Many types of fruit display beautiful curves, like this ripe yellow lemon ready to be picked from the tree.

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of a yellow lemon

As for animals, some of them can be pretty curvy, like these cute little seahorses with their curved tails and curved bellies.

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of seahorses

Flamingos have such long necks they tend to walk around with them in a curved position. Check out the little duck at the bottom left, he’s got some curved neck going too!

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of a flamingo's neck — WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of a flamingo’s neck

Of course human beings can create a lot of curves too. Check out this beautiful chandelier in the lobby of the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego. It’s full of curves!

WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves of the chandelier at the Hotel Del Coronado

June 14, 2013February 7, 2020 by Milka Pejovic Categories: Animal Photos, Bloom Photos, Flower Photos, Fruit Photos, Photography, Photos of San Diego, Plant Photos, Tree PhotosTags: fern fiddleheads, giant fern, Hotel Del Coronado, lily pistils, nature photography, orange protea pin cushion flower, photos of blooms, photos of flowers, purple lily, seahorses underwater, walking flamingo, Wordpress weekly photo challenge, WordPress weekly photo challenge: Curves, yellow lemon, yellow purple lily, yellow rose, yellow rose petals 30 Comments

Let’s Be Wild Weekly Photo Challenge – Texture

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I’m participating in the online adventure travel magazine LetsBeWild.com’s Wild Weekly Photo Challenge for bloggers. This week’s Challenge is: Texture in Nature! Remember to click on any image below to view it in a larger format.

I see texture in flowers and their interesting blooms, in this case a large California-native bush called Baccharis Sarothroides. No, I’m not a plant expert of any kind. A friend of mine helped me hunt the name down, I had no idea what it was when I took the pictures. I’ll do a future post with more photos of this Baccharis bush. I love the fluffy texture of the blooms. And it blooms in the late fall, who knew?

Let’s Be Wild Weekly Photo Challenge – Texture - Baccharis Sarothroides blooms — Let’s Be Wild Weekly Photo Challenge – Texture – Baccharis Sarothroides blooms

I see texture in fruit, in this case a beautiful yellow lemon on the tree, ready to be picked.

Let’s Be Wild Weekly Photo Challenge – Texture of a yellow lemon on the tree

I see texture in this funny looking moss on a pine tree branch. I love it!

Let’s Be Wild Weekly Photo Challenge – Texture of green moss on a pine tree branch

Finally I see texture creating an image on this tree trunk – a scarfed lady with a walking stick. Do you see her? Nature winks at you from the side every day. You just have to notice it.