Few tinny Lichen cups.We found them during a walk, in an area where most things were already dried.Resilient little guys.Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 400 --- f/11 --- 1/200 sec© 2019 @brumest. All rights reserved.Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 100 --- f/11 --- 1/200 sec

Three shots captured using one of my favorite manual lenses. A Pentacon 50mmThe low contrast (at least in my copy's case) and the dreamy bokeh are the calling card of this little gem.All these were photographed in a cloudy October day, while having a walk in one of our to go places. It's close to the beach and full of dry and spiky vegetation screaming to be shot. Specially with a macro lens, which wasn't the case here.

This is a very common plant around here, specially in Pine areas.Besides smelling great it also looks great and loves to pose in front of our macro lens.Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 400 --- f/9 --- 1/160 sec© 2019 @brumest. All rights reserved.

No, it's not the end of the world yet, only the end of another day (hopefully).Three shots from the same sunset, captured in Seixal, Portugal.No matter the time of the year the seagulls are always present. It's common to get photobombed while photographing skyscapes around here.

That's the name of these little fellas.Another specie growing in our magic balcony.Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 320 --- f/20 --- 1/320 sec© 2019 @brumest. All rights reserved.I call it magic because of the insane number of different species we have there, in such a limited space.

Few shots of decaying flowers.This first one is from something that is regularly included in worldwide dishes.Garlic.Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 500 --- f/29 --- 1/100 sec© 2019 @brumest. All rights reserved.The one bellow is a Larkspur's dried blossom, more commonly known as Delphinium.