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inspired by books by india flint- Eco Dyeing and Second Skin-
this is silk dupioni dyed with eucalyptus leaves! still wet but so beautiful!
Foliose lichen growing from a tip of bark. Blue Mountains NP, Sydney. I realised late last week that I had forgotten to upload the last two micrographs! Dreadfully sorry; I was preparing my first 40-minute speech ever for the Australian Plants Society, who funded part of my Honours work on the genetic contamination of the Moreton Bay fig (Ficus macrophylla). I couldn’t be more pleased with how the talk went, and that speech also marks the beginning of my PhD. It was a good week! via ift.tt/1BJabwE
Snapped whilst out with the iPhone 4S scouting the location for potential SLR shots at a later date.
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I am always trying to stretch (or in this case shrink) my photographic limits. If you look closely at your boxwood hedge you might find it blooming. I did and managed to photograph the flowers.
Model: Kara Heuston.
Location: Norton's Park, Wantirna South, Victoria, Australia.
Taken with a Nikon D60 and standard lens (18-55mm)
Edited in Adobe Photoshop CS4.
I had never seen this tree before and I thought the bark was very intriguing. Beijing, China. June 4, 2015.
inspired by books by india flint- Eco Dyeing and Second Skin-
this is silk dupioni dyed with eucalyptus leaves! still wet but so beautiful!