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Pennsylvania photog (probably outside) tweeting about photography & conservation. Go Phils! ⚾💕

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@NBCSPhilly THEY DID

[photoinduced @photoinduced]

In the beginning, there was analog retouching https://t.co/VvAomfh5K3 #spotone #retouching

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@Verace_me @_piccone Pay Scott a TV salary and keep him on radio, the way God meant baseball to be experienced

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@FranzkeLA NOBODY like Franzke. Absolute treasure. Glorious!

[PA Department of Conservation & Natural Resources @DCNRnews]

Friendly reminder from DCNR: Please slow down and obey posted speed limits on our park and forest roads.

Your caution protects you, our wildlife, and fellow visitors. Let’s all do our part to keep Pennsylvania’s natural places safe for everyone.

[BabelColour @StuartHumphryes]

To commemorate Father's Day, I thought I'd share this amazingly modern autochrome portrait Henri Lumiere, which was taken in colour 112 years ago, during the Great War, by his father Auguste. It was his father who actually invented the Autochrome process, alongside sibling Louis, thanks to whom we now have a record of the world in colour from the opening years of the 20th Century. This was taken using his father's early colour glass-plate process in 1914 and isn't colourised.

[Gabriele Holtermann (she/her) @GabyLikesPhotos]

@BenStiller Hey, I’m the photographer who took the image.

[TechRadar @techradar]

I had great fun with the Polaroid Go Gen 3 — but the smallest instant camera ever has some weaknesses https://t.co/qNIhF8QI61

[Gabriele Holtermann (she/her) @GabyLikesPhotos]

Thank you so much for the shoutout @BarrettsGoat

[Neal Agarwal @nealagarwal]

Made a site that takes objects from wikipedia and turns them into endless I Spy

> https://t.co/3cDJmbdpf9

[Vive con Propósito. @PropositoyVida]

Así es como los fotógrafos encuentran la mejor luz

[Stonehenge U.K @ST0NEHENGE]

Awesome 22 degree solar halo over Stonehenge today 🌈☀️ Photo credit Nick Bull 🙏
A 22° halo is an atmospheric optical phenomenon that consists of a halo with an apparent radius of approximately 22° around the Sun or Moon. Around the Sun, it may also be called a sun halo Around the Moon, it is also known as a moon ring, storm ring, or winter halo. It forms as sunlight or moonlight is refracted by millions of hexagonal ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere. Its radius, as viewed from Earth, is roughly the length of an outstretched hand at arm's length.
#solarhalo #sun #sunhalo #June #spring #rainbow

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

The single biggest irrigated crop in America isn't corn, wheat, or soybeans. It's not even avocados or almonds. It's lawn.

We grow more grass than any food crop in the country, around 40 million acres of it, and almost none of it feeds a single living thing.

Think about how strange that is. We took a grass that isn't even from here, planted it coast to coast, and now we pour water, fertilizer, and pesticide into keeping it short, green, and perfectly useless.

To a bee, a butterfly, or a bird hunting caterpillars for its chicks, a manicured lawn is a desert. Nothing to eat, nowhere to nest, mile after mile of it.

But here's the good news, maybe the easiest win on this whole account: you don't have to fix the entire desert. You just have to claw back a corner.

Pick one strip. The hellstrip by the sidewalk, the run along the fence, that awkward patch you hate mowing anyway. Stop mowing it and plant it with native flowers, a few black-eyed Susans, some bee balm, a couple of coneflowers. That's it. No ripping out the whole yard, no fight with anybody. Just convert one piece.

And that piece stops being dead space and starts being habitat: bees, butterflies, and birds showing up to a spot that offered them nothing a year ago.

Now picture your neighbor doing the same, and the one after that. That's how a desert turns back into a meadow, one reclaimed corner at a time.

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@tamatsu Napoleonic bees

[powerHouse Books @powerHouseBooks]

A Carnival of Mimics, a photo essay from acclaimed photographer and art critic Max Kozloff.

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@arborday Platanus occudentalis 😍

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@MadameGilflurt The putto staring up at her 🥰

[Tom Sofield @BuxMontNews]

After Weeks, Water Is Headed Back To Delaware Canal https://t.co/gCOvAHtCcw

[durhamtownship @durhamtownship]

@JoyceCarolOates Welcome back to Bucks!