TammyN

Tiny Treasure

Tiny Treasure

a simple bud, fallen from a maple tree into a small mound of moss, when viewed up close looks like some sort of exotic rose or something - so many tiny treasure...
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a simple bud, fallen from a maple tree into a small mound of moss, when viewed up close looks like some sort of exotic rose or something - so many tiny treasures hidden right under our noses that we never see!
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FinePix HS20EXR

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Aperture f/4.5 ISO 100 Shutter 10/1500 Focal Length 2490/100

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Mar, 2016

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And when the darkness comes

Emotions, like angry clouds, surround

Echoing rumbles of doubt and defeat

And you feel alone…
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A beautiful thunderhead at sunset over Lake Jocassee on the final night of our vacation
(photos in this album-from this trip are posted in random ord

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Do not be afraid to walk thru the darkness

amongst the shadows of the mind

the eerie whisperings of its imaginat

Two Old Friends

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