I was wandering around The Triangle complex just before meeting a friend for lunch when I came around a corner and saw a lot of white stuff on the ground. From a distance, it looked like snow.
It wasn’t snow, but protective covering for the plants as we’ve had a couple of nights with the temperatures in the teens. All I can say is that is a lot of protective covering. I wonder where they buy it and where they store it.
At Wildseed Farms in Fredericksburg, Texas.
At least I think these are pumpkins.
The lines of this frond as it covered the dead cactus pad underneath caught my attention.
I photographed some textured glass and decided to use it as the background for a few montage photographs. It seemed like a good idea, but I didn’t quite get the results I intended. The other photographs are from the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.
Textured glass
American Beauty Berry. The texture hardly shows up at all.
Pineapple flower (probably not its real name). In real life it’s purple but I played around with the color a bit. I wish it had been more in focus.
I managed to capture the windmill in motion, using a slow shutter speed. That took several tries to adjust my camera settings.
It's a long story ... 