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Painted Fence

At the zoo this morning, I saw this pretty painted fence with wildflowers behind it.

Such a pretty scene.

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Flowers on Car Door

After Sunday night Study at church a bunch of us go out for dinner at one of two different places.  Tonight we went to Heff's and right outside the door was this car with these beautiful flowers painted on each side.

I've always wanted to have something pretty painted on my car, but it's never happened, so it was great seeing these flowers on this car..

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Wildflowers

Today I had to take my car to Firestone for an oil change.  They were going to do some other work on it too, so I left the car there and got a ride home, only about a mile away.

When it was time to get the car, I walked back to the shop and on the way I saw these wildflowers growing in a cluster.  I've seen them other places too but only when I was driving and couldn't stop to get a photo.

I don't know the name of the flowers, but they're just so sweet and pretty.

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Pink Lily

I made this image a long time ago.  I might have already posted it, but I don't remember.

I love the pink color.

It's raining today, thankfully.  We haven't had rain in a long time.  The temps are also cooler, and the longer they stay cool, the happier I'll be.  It will be way too hot for way too long here.

It's a get-undekr-a-blanket-on-the-couch-with-a-cup-of-coffee-and-a-book kind of day today.

I'm reading 

"Between the Wild Branches", by Connilyn Cossette.

 

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Colored Houses

I saw these while walking around downtown Knoxville.  There were many others painted nice colors, but these three were all in a row.

I'm grateful for:

the good weather before the storm that's on the way

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Tulip or Amarillis?

This is part of the decor where I'm visiting.  It was purchased as what looks like a wrapped bulb of some sort with the guarantee that it would bloom around Christmas.  And bloom it did.

It's a beautiful red flower and is a great part 

of the house decor.

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Reworked Work

I recently listened to the blog post of a working photographer.  He emphasized that we should occasionally go back to previous images, chose one we may have overlooked and rework it.

I took that to heart and found this image from Jan 2021.  I changed it up a little from the original and this is the result.  

I would rather post brand new images, but there aren't many to be had around here.  Spring hasn't completely sprung yet and it's pretty ugly around here even at the best of times.  I keep trying to find new images though, but going back and reworking older images might be a "thing to do" when I'm feeling hopeless about making new work.