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by Louise Kumpf
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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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In late May the gorgeous salmon, pink and white blossoms of this Exbury azalea attract many daddy-long-legs spiders. Their pungent aroma also... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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In late May the gorgeous salmon, pink and white blossoms of this Exbury azalea attract many daddy-long-legs spiders. Their pungent aroma also attracts many other insects. Blooming in my New Jersey garden.
My interest in photography spans many years and has evolved both in artistic scope and in the technical aspects of the craft. Most of the images you see here and on my personal website, louisekumpf.zenfolio.com, are from the more recent digital era, but there are also many processed anew from original negatives and transparencies. For the most part I now concentrate on natural objects and the flora of my immediate surroundings, especially the flowers, wild and cultivated. They endlessly fascinate me and give me endless inspiration. Here are three favorite quotes that pretty well sum up my photography philosophy, motivation, and inspiration: Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you...
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Ellen Tully
You have captured these Azalea blooms so well. Wonderful work and I think there could be another daddy longlegs hiding in the upper left inside a flower with only a couple of legs extending. On the subject of daddy longlegs, when we were on a camping trip once, they were mating on the lamp post where our lantern hung. One male services a bunch of females. There were 2 males surrounded by lonts of females. Quite a site to see all those legs. I had never known their mating habits until I saw that and the park ranger told us.
Louise Kumpf replied:
Thank you, Ellen. You have a great eye! I've never had the privilege of witnessing the daddy long legs mating rituals, but there must be a lot of that going on around here 'cause there seem to be hundreds of them on my porches alone. They are very welcome though! I like the way their shape seems to mirror the lillies' stamens in this photo.
David and Carol Kelly
Beautiful!! L
Louise Kumpf replied:
Thank you Carol and David!