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Nature’s Collection
Photographs from around the world and free computer backgrounds. Select a photo collection from above.

It was late in the day and I had been shooting a garden until my surroundings became dim. On my way out, I passed by a patch of primrose flowers next to a large boulder. I was amazed at their vibrant glowing colour even though the surroundings were in dull evening light. Being reasonably certain that they were not battery-powered, my only rationalization was that these petals were made of the same fluorescent substance on firefly tails. I returned the next day to shoot them in bright sun, but the flowers appeared quite average. So, I waited until they were once again in the dim evening shade and captured their neon colours on film.

Primrose
driving around Mt. Rainier on a clear summer day

Road to Rainier
looks like these two males are chatting about their upcoming fish lunch (Aleutian Islands)

Bear Talk
It's been raining most of the day and it's paying off by making this typically smaller waterfall much more voluminous.

Waikani Falls
these are either a batch of eggs that will eventually develop into full-grown candy-canes, or this is a super closeup shot of a red gladiolus flower petal and these juicy 'eggs' are the plant cells that make up the flower's beauty and shine. each cell measures about 0.0015 inches across which is the thickness of aluminum foil in your kitchen (the thin/economic type; not the heavy duty) and what appears to be a bubble inside each cell is the cell nucleus (averaging around 1/1200 of an inch).

CandyCane Eggs
cluster of Dendrobium orchids in China rain-forest

Oriental Orchids
looking straight-down on top of a lovely pink hyacinth. The fragrance is quite strong and i can understand why the French like to use these Mediterranean flowers in their perfumes.

Top of the Hyacinth
northern Indiana

Fall Trail
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