Mamiya 145mm Soft Focus lens at f/5.6 mounted on a Fuji GFX using a Fotodiox adapter, hand held.

Taken in Totara Reserve Regional Park, an ancient forest in the beautiful Pohangina Valley (More info: manawatunz.co.nz/city/totara-reserve-regional-park.html#s...)

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HTMT & HTT!

Some giant ferns from down by the river.

Hoh Rainforest

Olympic National Park

texture of a fern taken for Textural Tuesday - HTT!

Hampton Hills Metropark, Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Pteridium fronds in a native rain forest in New Zealand

View On Black

Shafts of sunlight provide dramatic effect on ferns along forrest pathway

The green ferns stood out against the tree trunks along the forest trail.

In Thorpe Forest.

I've not kept up on my comments to my wonderful flickr friends due to some personal issues...Hopefully, things will change soon. Thanks for your understanding.

Finally new photos of me and Viper (German Pinscher)

Photo : Martin Vuks

Nature study of a fern leave shot at the San Diego Botanical Gardens in Encintas, California.

Taken at Mill wood, Penrice, Gower, Wales, UK. No graphics please.

At home

Fern

Caldara Natural Monument-Manziana (Lazio, Italy)

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Postcard from Triassic.

Ferns grow here on the coast like weeds....they cover most of the forest floor...here they leave no ground uncovered...

Asplenium nidus is an epiphytic species of fern in the family Aspleniaceae, native to tropical southeastern Asia, eastern Australia, Hawaii, Polynesia, Christmas Island, India, and eastern Africa. It is known by the common names bird's-nest fern or simply nest fern. Wikipedia

Salzkammergut / Brombergalm

Austria

Fern

Taken at Ainsdale NNR nr. Southport. There was a group of these ferns growing under the Scots Pine and I loved the way they were growing across each other at jaunty angles, as well as the subtle variations in the shades of green

a7s + Pentacon auto 50/1.8 Multi Coating

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Fern against the bark of a tree. Colonia Roma, Mexico City.

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Weeping Rock and Fletchers Lookout Tracks

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This great walk visits Weeping Rock waterfall on Jamison Creek and enjoys the great views from Fletchers Lookout. The walk starts from Wentworth Falls picnic area and explores a number of the well maintained and signposted tracks. Weeping Rock is a peaceful spot well loved by photographers. The view from Fletchers Lookout includes Mount Solitary, Kings Tableland and Wentworth Falls, and is a great place to rest before the climb back up to the picnic area.

Location: 1.5 km SW of Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains National Park

Time: 45 mins

Length: 1.4 km

Climb: 88 m

Style: Circuit