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veggiegardener

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• Sep 5, 2011

• #41

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He is a ham. He's always enjoyed attention, yet he never demands it. If I'm busy, he'll go about his business, and come back later. In the garden, he's almost always somewhere close by. So I take his picture. He seems to understand that stillness improves picture quality.

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 7, 2011

• #42

Weed pix...

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The largest kholas I've ever seen on a plant was a Donkey Dick pheno of a local(South Sacramento) strain called "Duck Phat". The plant naturally divided into two branches, and ended up with only two kholas, each over four feet long with over a QP each. Unfortunately, this was before I started taking pix of my garden(late '80s).

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 9, 2011

• #43

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Sometimes I think the camera sees better than I do.

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The years pictured were much warmer than the last three summers. The extra heat seems to make a difference.

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Endless diversity.

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 10, 2011

• #44

I hope everybody is enjoying these pix!

I've covered less than 20% of the total(I think).

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Some nice specimens!

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Fuzzy is different from any other cat we've ever had. Very athletic(a little cat inside big fur) he can climb just about anything he can get his claws into, or a foot on. Put in a new situation, not to his liking, he'll actually(and obviously) study the situation until a solution is found. In a few cases, this has amounted to waiting for me to come by to meow for release from my garden shed. The only structure he's unable to escape.

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 12, 2011

• #45

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Just random shots. More to come.

 

The*Mad*Hatter

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• Sep 12, 2011

• #46

i love seeing finished/almost finished buds..i could look at finished bud pic's all day

 

The*Mad*Hatter

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• Sep 12, 2011

• #47

veggiegardener said:

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Just random shots. More to come.

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that thing is erupting with red hairs!!!!! amazing job on that

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 12, 2011

• #48

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veggiegardener

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• Sep 13, 2011

• #49

A few more...

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doublejj

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• Sep 13, 2011

• #50

Love your art VG! Enjoyable to see!

peace
doublejj
P.S. If I didn't give you a 'like' on every one of these posts, I meant too!

 

Hodgegrown

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• Sep 13, 2011

• #51

Here's the pic of Edi-Kat that I've been trying to take, he's scarce when the camera's out. lol

 

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veggiegardener

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• Sep 13, 2011

• #52

Hodgegrown said:

Here's the pic of Edi-Kat that I've been trying to take, he's scarce when the camera's out. lol

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Beautiful cat!

I've always liked "Tuxedo" cats. They tend to be very friendly and playful.

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Our four old cats; Sylvester 14, Squeekers 12, Fuzzy 9, and Peaches 10.

 

Hodgegrown

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• Sep 14, 2011

• #53

You should hear my wife oohing and awhing over your cat photo's..lol She's the cat person but after 33 years I'm coming around..

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 14, 2011

• #54

Hodgegrown said:

You should hear my wife oohing and awhing over your cat photo's..lol She's the cat person but after 33 years I'm coming around..

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My wife and I each brought a cat to our marriage. In 38 years, we've had at least 30, not counting a bunch of kittens in the early years.

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2007 was a great year!

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For my fellow cat lovers!

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 15, 2011

• #55

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Oddly, I really wasn't interested in photography until I was in my 50's. I had a lot of early training in technique as a child. My dad was a well known portrait photographer. My first work was in his dark room. Digital photography is the difference. Instant gratification!

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 15, 2011

• #56

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Thanks for looking!

 

Hodgegrown

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• Sep 16, 2011

• #57

Thanks for sharing.

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #58

A few more?

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veggiegardener

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #59

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I didn't notice the little fucker when I took the pictures, but fortunately came right in to edit them. A little while later, I returned to the garden and crushed it with a vengeance!

 

veggiegardener

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• Sep 17, 2011

• #60

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