“Look Closer” for Lens Artists Challenge 260: Overlooked

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Look Closer and see what you can see!
A dried-out vine or twig that is caught in my screen door? No. the simplest of insects: a walking stick.
This one is less easily overlooked.
What have you overlooked here?
Here’s a closer look.
And this is why my neighbors had to go buy a new long-handled duster.
Overlooked until I moved the big flower pot next to the pool, these ants scurry to get their eggs undercover again.
Do you see a caterpillar in this photo or just the stamen of a flower?
This little guy rapped loudly on some tree in the neighborhood until I finally went out to see where he was. But, the minute I went out the door, he would freeze and become invisible. Finally, however, I caught him doing his business, whereupon he promptly flew away and has not returned. Here he is eighty feet up in the tree.

This is the description of the last photo, which was cut off if you clicked on it to enlarge: This little guy rapped loudly on some tree in the neighborhood until I finally went out to see where he was. But, the minute I went out the door, he would freeze and become invisible. Finally, however, I caught him doing his business, whereupon he promptly flew away and has not returned. Here he is eighty feet up in the tree.

For Lens Artists Challenge 260: Overlooked.

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16 thoughts on ““Look Closer” for Lens Artists Challenge 260: Overlooked”

  1. sustainabilitea's avatarsustainabilitea

    I like them, Judy. You presented these in a different way, a way others may have overlooked. I really like the first shot of everyone looking to see what they might have missed, the walking stick and the shots with the mops. I also liked the one where you asked if it were a caterpillar or part of the flower. Lots of fun! Thanks for joining.

    janet

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    2. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      What was really happening in the first photo was that we were teaching the kids in our summer camp to do the hokey pokey and they were putting their heads in! Ha. It just seemed to illustrate the theme if you didn’t know what was actually going on.

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    1. lifelessons's avatarlifelessons Post author

      I can’t remember now how I happened to find it. I believe it crawled out of a shell I had picked up on the beach and carried back to my room–which was actually a treehouse near the beach! So cool.

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