Nature will bear the closest inspection. She invites us to lay our eye level with her smallest leaf, and take an insect view of its plain. - Henry David Thoreau
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Beans & John
Sept. 1999 - Oct. 6, 2016
A Traveler and his Cat exploring America.
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Arizona
El Mirage Dry Lake
Anza Borrego
Palm Canyon
Bonneville Salt Flats
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Tamarisk Creek
Oregon Coast
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- A Guide to Cat-speak
- At the Flea Market
- Nature is Confused
- Scary Weather
- Patience
- From One Comes Many
- Merry Christmas
- Let's Go For a Hike
- Apocalypse Soup
- First Day of Winter, California Style
- An Unwanted Early Christmas Gift
- Always Check Your Settings
- Ledson Marsh
- Tree Steps
- A Wee Bit Warmer
- Cheating
- iPhone Play
- Rain?
- Frost in My Sunshine
- Frost
- HDR Photos
- On a Wing and a Prayer
- A Bug's View
- T-Rex
- Auto-enhance
- Welcome to California's Beautiful Wildlife Refuges
- Autumn Nearing it's End
- See, it can get cold in California.
- You'll Never Find Your Fortune by Looking Into the...
- Sticking to What I Have
- Question with no Answer
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5 comments:
Those are nice macro pictures, you must have been flat on the ground for this.
very nice. i especially like the 2nd.
That second shot is superb!
They must be bug trees.
Well done, John. Love the intensity as well as the detail in the tiny.
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