Cutting edge
Cutting edge, originally uploaded by raoulpop.
Also from my parents’ yard (like this one). Did I mention I like my parents’ yard?
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Cutting edge, originally uploaded by raoulpop.
Also from my parents’ yard (like this one). Did I mention I like my parents’ yard?
Mack the Knife, originally uploaded by raoulpop.
In my parents’ yard. They live in South Florida, which was home to me for many years.
The evening breeze, originally uploaded by raoulpop.
One of my most favorite photos. Not sure why it’s not one of my more popular at Flickr, but I like it. A LOT. Taken in North Bethesda, MD, in our community.
This past May, Ligia and I visited the National Arboretum here in DC. We try to go there at least once a year. The grounds are huge, and they have both outdoors and indoors facilities. Admission is free, and the grounds are open from 8 AM to 5 PM daily, every day of the year [...]
» Go to this postIn spite of the title, don’t think I’d eat these. I have no idea what they are, but since I care more about shapes and colors than I do about names and such, I do desire their texture and rich reds.
» Go to this postI’m a sucker for light breezes blowing through any sort of swaying plants. They make for very interesting compositions. They’re a bit challenging to capture because the subject keeps moving, but if you get it right, the result is really nice. Taken at the National Arboretum in Washington, DC.
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