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by Linda Howes
$34.00
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Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
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I believe this is the pupa of a Monarch butterfly. I thought it had a beautiful glow as it swayed in the wind. A new life of freedom for the... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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I believe this is the pupa of a Monarch butterfly. I thought it had a beautiful glow as it swayed in the wind. A new life of freedom for the caterpillar, Just image the first day if being able to fly!
The chrysalis (generically referred to as a pupa), is not a "resting" stage as many people think. Quite to the contrary, a lot is happening to the pupa! The body of the caterpillar is transforming into an adult butterfly! Wings are fully formed (the beginnings of the wings were actually forming underneath the caterpillar's skin before its last molt) in the chrysalis. Antennae are formed and the chewing mouthparts of the caterpillar are transformed into the sucking mouthparts of the butterfly.
After approximately 10 to 14 days as a chrysalis, the butterfly is ready to emerge. When the butterfly emerges from its chrysalis, its wings are small and wet, and the butterfly cannot yet fly. The butterfly must pump fluids from its abdomen through the veins in its wings, which causes...
I am so in love with Photographing nature, animals and bugs! It just makes me happy! I have really taken to macro photography; it's like finding a whole new tiny world. While my main focus is on nature and the outdoors, I have been stretching my creative wings and have developed some creative photography that you won't see anywhere else. I keep my photos as natural as I can. Other than adding a tint of color occasionally, or softening for a dreamy look, I just do normal editing. I want to be judged on my photography skills not my computer skills. I have now added vintage and historic photos, vintage maps, famous paintings, magazine covers, advertisements historic events, war photos, and so much more! I just love sharing pieces of...
$34.00
Matt Konar
Beautiful photograph ~ Freedom in a new and more beautiful life ~
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Matt!
Pam Veitenheimer
Beautiful! I cannot wait for my monarchs to come back to Wisconsin.
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Pam!
Rory Cubel
Wonderful find,and image,Linda! I have yet to see an emergence. Congrats! F/L
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Rory!
Ann Skelton
Terrific capture, post and title Linda! l/f
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Ann!
Kim Tran
Wonderful capture Linda, lovely lighting! l/f
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Kim!
Amy E Fraser
Excellent! Imaginative and poetic!
Linda Howes replied:
thanks so much Amy!
Steve Gass
Wonderful find Linda, there's a story there, l/f.
Linda Howes replied:
thanks very much Steve!
Bonnie Mason
You amaze me, Linda! This is so beautiful....LF
Linda Howes replied:
What a nice thing to say Bonnie! Thanks so much!!
Aicy Karbstein
This is totally amazing! L/F
Linda Howes replied:
thanks very much Aicy!!
Nicklas Gustafsson
Great find and great picture!
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks Nick!
Lee Piper
Great capture
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Lee!
Viktor Lazarev
Awesome idea and work ,Linda!...v/f
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Viktor!
Hanne Lore Koehler
Wonderful title for this fantastic chrysalis, Linda! Gorgeous light and background! L/F/T
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Hanne!
Greg Hayhoe
Wonderful macro Linda... Bravo!!
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Greg!
Marilyn De Block
Perfect caption for this wonderful photo!
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Marilyn!
Joy Watson
Wonderful work lf
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Joy!
Nancy Griswold
So cool and such an interesting image ! FAV/ LIKE
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Nancy!
Jerry Fornarotto
Very nice, LF!
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Jerry!
Shelley Wallace Ylst
Beautiful capture of nature up close! L/F
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Shelley!
Henk Meijer Photography
Well seen and captured, Linda.
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Henk!
Doris Potter
Great find and I love the title Linda!
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Doris!
Dawn Currie
Congratulations! Your exceptional photographic artwork has been featured in our group, Artistic Photography! You are invited to archive it in the 2020 Artistic Photography Thanks and Features Archive discussion thread for more visibility.
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much for the Feature in Artistic Photography Dawn!!
Ann Skelton
Awesome capture and perfect title Linda! l/f
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Ann!
Marcia Colelli
Nice find and nicely captured. Nice bokeh. L/F
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks so much Marcia!
Aurelio Zucco
That's incredible! What an unusual capture, Linda...excellent work! L/F
Linda Howes replied:
Thanks very much Aurelio!