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June 17, 2014
Olio Lens on Dearborn Dahlias
I got a new four lens optical gadget for my iPhone. It lets me take 10x, 15x, wide angle and fish-eye photos. Here are some close ups of what's blooming here in June (Dahlias).


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June 07, 2014
New Orleans & Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve
On the outskirts of New Orleans, LA, there is the swamp. An abused piece of "land" now protected by the National Park Service and now entering a healing phase. All of the oyster shell mounds have been mined, all the old growth cedars have been harvested, the oil industry had its way, now nature is allow back in to reign.
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