Mastodawn

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99. Purple Pitcher

🧠 I liked the pink and green here.

⭐It's cropped just enough to see the hair-like things on the main plant but also see some of the greenery. And you can see my reflection in the water!

➡️I wanted to make more of a feature of the reflection inside the plant.

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94. Bottlebrush

🧠 I loved this spiny red flower, especially against the green background.

⭐I love the colour contrast and sharpness of the leaves.

➡️I wish the spines in the middle were more in focus.

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Nicolas MØUART Apr 5

Aechmea fasciata is a species of flowering plant in the Bromeliaceae family. It is commonly called the silver vase or urn plant and is native to Brazil. (wikipedia)

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Smartphone Photographer Apr 4

Spring is really beginning to show off now! 🌸✨

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This Is My Glasgow Apr 1

In January 1914, the Kibble Palace was targetted by members of Women's Social and Political Union, who had their Scottish headquarters at 141 Bath Street in the city centre, as part of their campaign for the right of women to be able to vote. Two bombs were planted, one of which exploded, shattering a number of panes of glass and injurying a member of staff.

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This Is My Glasgow Apr 1

Dafodills in front of the Kibble Palace Glasshouse in Glasgow's Botanic Garden.

Created by John Kibble, the Kibble Palace was originally built at Coulport on the shores of Loch Long in the 1860s before being taken apart, moved to Glasgow and re-built at its current location in the 1870s.

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