strawflower and larch
This time a group pet portrait for the very kind VH, thank you so much for this! I really enjoy making these, it's a fun challenge to balance the color palette and compositions with so many different kitties!
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strawflower and larch
This time a group pet portrait for the very kind VH, thank you so much for this! I really enjoy making these, it's a fun challenge to balance the color palette and compositions with so many different kitties!
"Золотой" Алтай. Фотограф Андреев Сергей. Россия (Томск). The "golden" Altai. Photographer Sergey Andreev. Russia (Tomsk).
Источник: //35photo.pro/serga/albums/11388/.
Start to participate in NuzFight in the forums this year, and here are some I have done so far. It is also not too late to sign up if you are at the forums btw
Links to the runs I have attacked are below!
Airheart (Pokemon Y storylocke)
Sinnoh Must Die! (Platinum nuzlocke comic)
Heart Half Full (Pokemon Y storylocke)
Lakeside Larch Larch Hunting Trip 2025 Fall Larch Colors on Dog Lake, White Pass, Washington State October 2025 Photographer: Chris Rummel
"The forest doesn’t care who you are. It just lets you breathe like you belong."
~Paul Avellino, @ avellinofarms
Romantic wintery antique kimono, depicting tachi-tsubaki (camellia tree with branches rising to the sky) over a ground of karamatsu (stylized larch).
Camellia are evergreen and are not supposed to loose their leaves, this pattern with branches barren but for flowers is pretty unusual!
In the eastern part of their range, Columbia silk moth caterpillars hatch from tiny eggs, laid on hackmatack (aka tamarack, aka eastern larch) trees. This deciduous conifer, common in the northeast, is the primary food source for these caterpillars. After their cocooned over-winter transformation to a moth, they no longer eat or drink. They’ve only got a couple of weeks on the wing to find a mate, and lay eggs on another larch. Late may to early July is the best time of the year to spot one of these large moths, as well as their cousins, cecropia and luna moth. So double check the side of your house if you forget to turn off the outside light this week.