03-09-2010, 06:10 AM
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A POTD view of the world
A couple of times I've noticed something on my hunt for a POTD and taken a photo only to go back the next day and find it had totally changed. One (last month) was a weird colored spider but was quite normal-looking two days later and tending an egg sac! I was unable to find that documented anywhere on the web. The other was bright green freshly peeled bark that I noticed a couple of days ago. It was fading within hours and is totally boring now!
What a great project this is!!
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03-09-2010, 07:49 AM
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Isn't it lovely how POTD makes us more aware of our corner of the world? For me, it was crabapples, changing from bud, to blossom, to fruit, and then to wizened winter food for the birds and deer.
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Mary Ann Projects and Photographs My tools: Nikon D60; 70-300 mm & 17-70mm lenses; PSE; ML-L3 wireless shutter release
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03-09-2010, 10:08 AM
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It's one of the things I love about nature, Ester. Isn't it fun seeing things that you feel like were put there just for you? ;O)
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~Kelly  My Tools: 1 Beautiful 20" IMac, a Canon Rebel T2i, PSE 9 and a Bamboo Fun
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03-09-2010, 10:12 AM
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That is such a wonderful way to look at things, Esther. Thank you for reminding us!
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Kerry Keep on the sunny side of life Canon 5D Mark II Photoshop CS4 My Gallery my flickr/ my website 
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