After the snow from a couple of days ago and after that annoying rain, I went for a short walk with a camera and a macro lens to photograph how the plants endured the first snow.
I would like to know what color this flower was.
A few weeks ago I had a post about a Canna flower. @desro/canna-colors It is clear that this tropical flower does not like snow.
In one part, someone cut the stems and covered them with sand and sawdust.
They probably know what they're doing. That flower has been there every summer for years.
Mushrooms... when I look, never find them and now to my surprise.
This plant is slowly "eating" asphalt on a not-so-busy street.
My hair can sometimes be an interesting filter on the lens: D
I photographed this acacia tree, whose branches were covered with snow, only a few days ago from the window. That acacia has always been there. I hate when they cut down a tree.
I took a piece of wood, that was left next to the stump and will make jewelry or some decoration from it. As a souvenir.
The acacia will surely be missed by that crazy cat who climbed it to the top every day.
camera: Canon EOS 60D
lens: Canon EF-S 35mm f/2.8 Macro IS STM
Some people use words, others use light to say what they feel.
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