From Kengi: if you look in the eyeball you can clearly see our house. I’m in the center of the three visible windows, so it’s kind of a self-portrait. Click for full size!
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From Kengi: if you look in the eyeball you can clearly see our house. I’m in the center of the three visible windows, so it’s kind of a self-portrait. Click for full size!
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Birds in a cherry tree, from Charly: To brighten the day a little. The female tree sparrow was busily picking insects and I just could not get her in close up. The male tree sparrow was just swaggering and grooming himself. The female bullfinch was grooming herself and just sitting there sleepily. The male bullfinch was busy gorging himself on the buds but I managed to get him in the end. Who would have guessed that bullfinch is a de-facto pest and sparrow is useful. Click for full size!
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A beautiful Amaryllis from Charly, oh, that colour! Click for full size.
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All images © Jan Cieślikiewicz.
All images © Jan Cieślikiewicz.
Null Hypothesis is Jan Cieślikiewicz’s series, and they are stunning photos, most of them likely to leave you with an open-mouthed “wtf?” as they tend to evoke many questions, and a desire for more information.
The other series are just as worthy of your attention:
All images © Jan Cieślikiewicz.
All images © Jan Cieślikiewicz.
Many of them are delightfully inexplicable without further information, which is a wonderful challenge for a species that is constantly on the hunt for facts and absolutes, and insists on narrative. Go have a wonderful wander, and poke your inner existential angst a bit.
Whoooooooooosh, Downy Woodpecker and Bluejay, from Kengi. Click for full size.
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From Voyager, click for full size! I love that last shot, makes me smile.
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Beautiful in Blue, from Kengi, click for full size!
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Still no Tulips, but the dandelions are back now that we have sun again. Click for full size.
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A cutiepie Downy, from Kengi, click for full size.
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From Kengi, the first Tulip, click for full size! You have to love Tulips.
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Cutiepie Sparrows, click for full size.
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Beautiful Trilliums, and some unidentified flowers from Voyager: “Today I actually found two red Trilliums. They are quite rare and only last a day or two. The white trilliums are up, but not open yet. They last much longer, generally about two weeks. We also have a variegated green and white Trillium that is unique to our woods. The colour variation is actually due to a virus that otherwise doesn’t harm the plant.” Beautiful flowers, and a very interesting plant, too. Click for full size!
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Newly sprouted pine cones are always a joy! From Kengi, click for full size.
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