The Buenos Aires Difference

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So, we head out to get something unique for the SteemIt photo challenge. Getting out of the city center, you know.

We get on the subway and I snap a shot of the tile work in the subway. The tiles are glaze fired and then assembled to make pictorial settings. These are late 1800's - early 1900's walls.

It's really normal to see these all over in Buenos Aires, but I found them intriguing when I first arrived so I am putting it out there.

Subway line C

It's the first day that it hit 70 degrees plus, so plants are just sprouting and ants getting their front doors cleared out.

My kids and I start out looking for the smallest things in nature to snap some entries for the #steemitphotochallenge and, well, here are some of my own personal thoughts. I think I have to get in closer.

And some of the rejects... Close but not good enough yet. I want to do something smaller than a dime....

Too much going on....

Mega macro, but not enough color...

Well, our tripped rendered really nice photos. The above are just teasers. osame066@osame066 and I are both entering, and he has some good ones that I wish I had taken. I don't recall these plants being common in the Northern hemisphere. We hope you enjoy.

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