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Yellow Daisy – Macro Photography

Bright yellow daisy – photography by EKphotoArt

I feel inspired today. It’s Monday in November and quite brisk outside but the sun is bright just like this wonderfully vibrant yellow daisy. I hope this beautiful flower will help uplift you the way it has managed to uplift me.

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Red and Yellow Tulips

As promised, I want to share some new photos with you guys. Until now, I mostly shared outdoor nature photography but I have been working on expanding my horizons and have been setting up shoots indoors using various types of lighting. Back in March, in my high anticipation of spring, these lovely tulips caught my eye at a local market. Here are some results from my first white background floral photography shoot.

Red and Yellow Tulips

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by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on May 15, 2013 • Permalink

Posted in Botanical Photography, Floral Photography, Gardening Photos, Nature Photography, Photography

Tagged floral photos, flowers, nature photograhy, photos for blogs, red and yellow, red and yellow flowers, red and yellow tulips, stock photos, tulip photos, tulips

Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on May 15, 2013

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Turtles At Lost Lagoon

Sharing A Rock

These guys were a pleasant surprise as I was passing through the Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park. I got lucky enough to get two seperate groups of four turtles hanging out just a few feet away from eachother. So cool!

Four On A Log

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by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on May 22, 2012 • Permalink

Posted in Art, Nature Photography, Photography

Tagged animals, lost lagoon, nature, nature photograhy, park, pond, prints, stanley park, turtles, wildlife

Posted by EK Arts - Photography & Painting on May 22, 2012

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It’s A Bee, It’s A Bee!

Actually, I think it’s a wasp… but bee sounds nicer 🙂

I love bird and bug photography but I’m not one of those patient people who sit for hours to try and capture wild life at the perfect moment. At least not at this stage in my life. So, when I captured this bug at the perfect moment, on the perfect flower, needless to say I was very excited! I also don’t know the name of this perticular flower so I was hoping one of you might tell me.