LAST ISSUE'S IMAGE (ISSUE #33)-
fireflag leaf at its end.

LAST ISSUE'S IMAGERY -
The BIRD caught my attention as we were walking on the boardwalk at Wakodahatchee Wetlands. Following my practice of photographing almost anything that catches my attention, I took a few pictures of it. I became even more entranced with the image as I look at it while I wrote - the grace of its head and neck, the fullness of the rear view of its body tapering down to a slender tail. I also love the contrast with the dark greens of the scene.

Interestingly, a little later a total different image caught my eye, across the water. I was certain, at first that it was a cypress knee and IT turned out to be a bird, an Anhinga, that was absolutely still for several minutes, at least. I only knew for sure when I was able to magnify it, beyond what the telephoto lens was indicating, and saw its feathers.

I am beginning to see a "Not Seemings" theme developing. If you wish, spend some time observing today, "where in your life may there things/situations that are not what you think they are?"

TODAY'S IMAGE -
awaiting being researched

Inspirationally,

Sheila
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